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Watch: Rotorua woman confronts young men after 15 cars were jumped on and damaged

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A woman angry at the damage done to 15 cars in Rotorua has filmed a confrontation with the people she believes were responsible.

Lori Schischka shared the video of two young men shortly after her car was damaged. She said the two men "thought it was funny and cool to jump on 15 car bonnets" near Eat Streat on Tutanekai St yesterday afternoon.

Footprints can been seen in the bonnet of this car after two young men allegedly jumped on 15 cars near Eat Streat in Rotorua. Photo / Lori Schischka
Footprints can been seen in the bonnet of this car after two young men allegedly jumped on 15 cars near Eat Streat in Rotorua. Photo / Lori Schischka

Schischka said she had only just got her car back after being fixed.

A police media spokeswoman said two reports were received of two males jumping on car bonnets along Tutanekai St between 3.30pm and 4.30pm yesterday.

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One of the men photographed jumping on cars.  Photo / Supplied
One of the men photographed jumping on cars. Photo / Supplied

The description of the alleged offenders matched those of the two featured in the video, the polcie spokeswoman said.

Footprints can been seen in the bonnet of this car after two young men allegedly jumped on 15 cars near Eat Streat in Rotorua. Photo / Lori Schischka
Footprints can been seen in the bonnet of this car after two young men allegedly jumped on 15 cars near Eat Streat in Rotorua. Photo / Lori Schischka

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