[Watch] CCTV Evidence Surfaces After Attack On World Cup Winning English Player's Residence
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James Vince is the captain of Hampshire cricket team (X.com)
Hampshire Cricket captain James Vince's residence was attacked twice this year, on April 15th and May 11th. The 33-year-old has been living in a village on the outskirts of Southampton for the past eight years.
James Vince was a part of 2019 ODI World Cup winning squad of England. Currently he captains English County team Hampshire.
Recently, his home and vehicles have been targeted by unknown assailants. Vince has now shared evidence of the attacks, including CCTV footage.
Checkout the CCTC Visuals Vince shared
Hampshire Police have detailed on two incidents that took place in the early morning hours of April 15 and May 11. During these incidents, two cars of Vince were damaged, and the front windows of the house were broken on both occasions.
James Vince had repaired the house after the first attack and then followed the second attack in May.
In the video from the second incident, an intruder can be seen getting something from another person over a closed fence. After receiving the item, the intruder throws what appears to be bricks through the front windows of the house. He then turns his attention to a car parked in the driveway and attacks it.
“We don’t want to risk the same thing happening again. It’s not fair for my wife or children to have to go through it again"- Vince talked about the incident.
James Vince is calling for peace following the ongoing attacks on his property. He wants to ensure the safety of his wife and two children amid these distressing incidents.
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