Customer caught on camera deliberately scratching car at Sydney service station

The woman didn’t appear in any hurry as she made the brazen move.

Digital Staff
7NEWS
A woman was captured on security cameras deliberately scratching the length of a car with an air pump at a BP service station in South Hurstville, Sydney.

Police are confident they will identify a woman responsible for a bizarre act of vandalism at a service station in Sydney’s south.

Security cameras have captured the shocking moment a woman deliberately scratched the length of a car with an air pump at the South Hurstville BP.

WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Servo customer’s shocking act caught on camera

Sign up to The Nightly's newsletters.

Get the first look at the digital newspaper, curated daily stories and breaking headlines delivered to your inbox.

Email Us
By continuing you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy.

The incident occurred while the vehicle’s driver was inside the service station, completely unaware of the damage being inflicted on their car.

In a brazen display, the offender didn’t appear to be in any hurry, taking her time to key the entire side of the vehicle.

Adding to the audacity of the crime, the woman then calmly pumped up her own tyre before leaving the scene.

The investigation continues today, with police working to identify the offender captured on CCTV footage.

Originally published on 7NEWS

Comments

Latest Edition

The Nightly cover for 15-05-2026

Latest Edition

Edition Edition 15 May 202615 May 2026

The Budget was supposed to be Labor’s sacred chalice but instead it’s opened the door for the Coalition to enter the battle.