Published: Thursday, 14th February, 2008 12:30
By Michael Hughes
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Police have cracked down on vandals who developed a taste for knocking down walls in Stevenston.
Uniformed and plain-clothes officer swooped in the Auchenharvie Place and High Road areas of the town in an effort to prevent further acts of vandalism and to detect the offenders who were targeting people's gardens.
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