THIS is the shocking moment two yobs smashed up parked cars in an early morning wrecking spree on a “Wild West” estate.
The shameless pair were caught on camera damaging a Renault Clio and a Nissan Duke, in footage released by cops.
The shameless yob kicks in the windscreens of two cars in Worcester on July 27. Credit: SWNS
The attack took place at 4.28am before the unidentified duo speed off. Credit: SWNS
Video footage shows the two yobs approaching two vehicles on a motorbike, before one jumps on a car bonnet.
The thug then boots the windscreen on the “Wild West-like” estate in Worcester.
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The hooded lout then darts to a neighbouring motor which appears to be a Nissan Juke, stamping on the glass again.
He visibly cracking the windscreen glass with his feet in the unnecessary act of vandalism.
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The same lout attacks a Nissan Duke seconds later, booting the windscreen. Credit: SWNS
The pair speed off on a motorbike after the attack in Worcester. Credit: SWNS
The thug then sprints back to the waiting motorbike before the pair make their escape at 4.28am on July 27.
Furious locals later found their car wing mirrors kicked off and shoe prints stamped across bonnets and roofs.
Disgruntled residents said that they are now “fearful” for their property after the chaotic scenes.
One neighbour, who asked to remain anonymous, said their once peaceful area had turned into the “Wild West” in recent years.
The homeowner said: “You never know what new chaos is going to greet you at the front door each day.
“There’s a lot that could be done with the abandoned plots of land around here.
“Instead it’s just filled with trash, vandalised abandoned cars and brainless kids doing doughnuts in rented cars.”
The resident added: “I’m aware that it’s probably just kids but I’ve been told they are targeting cars belonging to residents.
“I’m just fearful for my own property now.”
A spokesperson for West Mercia Police confirmed that enquiries are on-going into the incident.
The spokesperson added: “We received a call around 8am on July 27 with a report of two vehicles being damaged on Williamson Road in Worcester.
“Enquiries are on-going.”
