A car was found battered and abandoned in a city park this morning - prompting speculation as to how it got there.
The vehicle, a silver Toyota Auris, was discovered wedged between a tree and a hedge near the western pedestrian entrance of Jenny Lind Park earlier today (August 16).
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According to those who discovered it, it was not there last night and can be seen with some severe damage to its rear bumper and bodywork.
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What's more, the west entrance restricts access for vehicles via several wooden bollards, suggesting the vehicle had driven across the grass from the south entrance to reach its final destination.
Nestled within a quiet residential area, Jenny Lind Park has two sports courts, a disused toilet block and a children's playground alongside the housing built on the site of the original Norfolk and Norwich Hospital.
A notice attached to the car's dashboard said that police had been made aware and recovery vehicles were expected shortly.
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