Pensioner's car window smashed by a rock at Selston petrol station

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Police are investigating after a rock was thrown at a pensioner’s car at a Selston petrol station.

The incident happened on Saturday, November 5, at about 3pm, at the Gulf GP petrol station on Nottingham Road in Selston.

A rock was thrown at a red Renault C3 smashing a window before the elderly lady driver drove off.

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Three males were believed responsible for this, one was wearing a The North Face jacket and one had a jacket with Tommy on it.

The incident happened at the Gulf petrol station on Nottingham Road in Selston. Photo: GoogleThe incident happened at the Gulf petrol station on Nottingham Road in Selston. Photo: Google
The incident happened at the Gulf petrol station on Nottingham Road in Selston. Photo: Google

Police are also appealing for information on a number of other incidents.

On Thursday, November 3, at about 8.40pm, a council metal storage container was broken into on Alfreton Road, Selston, but it is not known if anything was stolen.

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Between Monday, November 7, at 9pm and 5.30am the next day a Hasqvarna 250cc motocross bike with blue and white fairings and 219 on the side and a Boardman mountain bike were stolen from a garage on Mansfield Road, Underwood.

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Between November 7, at 6pm, and 7.30am the next day, window was smashed at a property on Felley Avenue, Kirkby.

On November 5, at about 6.10pm, a window of a house on Gladstone Terrace, Kirkby, was broken by a stone being thrown at it.

Between Wednesday, November 2, at 11.30pm and 4.30pm the next day, two tyres on a Mazda Jazz were punctured on Alfreton Road, Underwood .

On Friday, November 4, at about 5.30pm, group of youths was seen throwing stones at passing vehicles on Alfreton Road, outside Selston Country Park.

Anyone with any information should email [email protected], call 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.