That’s gotta hurt!
A car was significantly damaged in Docklands last month after a large steel item was apparently thrown from the roof of the Merchant building in the early hours of August 19.
The car, which was parked on Bourke St, suffered significant damage after it was hit by what appeared to be a steel arm used by window cleaners.
Police attended Bourke St, Docklands around 12.30am following reports of a man walking down the street carrying a large chair and cafe umbrella with stand.
Police arrested the 25-year old Docklands man and interviewed him for criminal damage in relation to the incident.
He was released pending summons.
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