On Thursday morning, around 8 AM in Vilnius, the front sensors of an Audi Q5 were reported stolen, resulting in a loss of 4,000 euros. This incident has prompted the Vilnius District Police to initiate an investigation into the theft. Additionally, a woman reported that on Wednesday evening, in Juodšiliai village, the exterior parts of a BMW were damaged in what appeared to be a hooliganism-related attack, causing about 1,350 euros in damages, which also led to an ongoing investigation for property damage.

Later that same Thursday night, around 10:20 PM, a group of young people vandalized six vehicles in a parking lot on Kalvarijų Street, including a VW Caddy, Toyota Corolla, Volvo V70, VW Golf, VW Multivan, and Audi Q3. As losses are being assessed, the police have opened an investigation into the incident for violation of public order. These vandalism incidents highlight a concerning trend in urban violence affecting property and community safety in Vilnius.

The police’s proactive response to these incidents indicates a commitment to curbing such acts of vandalism. With investigations underway, authorities are likely looking to reinforce community safety and deter future acts of hooliganism. The public outcry and the financial impact on victims emphasize the need for greater vigilance and police presence in neighborhoods prone to such crimes, especially given the rising trend of youth involvement in these types of offenses.