A nurse has been left upset after finding her car had been damaged by yobs.
Sally-Ann Copsey has lived in Sprowston Road with her eight-year-old daughter for the last six years and is a nurse at the Norfolk & Norwich Hospital.
However, on New Year's Day, she rushed out of the house to get to the hospital and found that her car - a Honda Civic - had its wing mirror smashed.
Sally-Ann, 40, said: "I got called out about 9.30pm on New Year's Day when the weather was terrible.
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"I noticed my wing mirror has been cracked and folded backwards, so I went back to look at my Ring Doorbell footage.
"I could see a man run up to my car's wing mirror and give it a whack on the way past.
"It's been bent back the other way, ruined the wires I think and the plastic casing has come off as well.
"I've put it back in the correct position but the annoying thing is I park outside mine because it lets me get to the hospital quicker if I get called out.
"Now I keep thinking whether or not I should park it outside my house but honestly it's not something I should have to worry about."
Sally-Ann reported the incident to police who confirmed it is investigating.
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A police spokeswoman said: "We received a report today of criminal damage to a vehicle in Sprowston Road, Norwich in the early hours of January 1, 2024.
"Enquiries are ongoing."
Sally-Ann has been speaking to neighbours to see if there is any more footage available to help find the culprit.
She added: "I'm always game for a bit of fun but vandalising cars is unacceptable.
"With the holidays and how busy I've been with my daughter, I haven't even had a chance to get it looked at.
"Hopefully more footage may show up which will help find whoever done it."
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