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Waterford Gardaí are investigating three incidents of criminal damage which occurred over the past week.
The first incident took place on June 17 on Ballytruckle Road involving damage to a black BMW 520.
The car was parked on the roadside between 11.50am and 2pm when it was scraped along the passenger side.
The second incident occurred at An Garran in Tramore on June 18, where a number of windows of a house were smashed.
Two back windows and a side window were broken around 2.20am on Sunday morning.
Gardaí are seeking information on both of the incidents.
The final incident occurred at Kilsheelan Woods on June 19, where three bags of animal waste were found dumped at the entrance to the woods.
Waterford City and County Council removed the bags and urge anyone who noticed suspicious activity in the area to come forward.
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