The Lamborghini of a top Edinburgh lawyer has allegedly been badly damaged after it was ‘hit with a hockey stick.’
The pricey motor was parked in a space belonging to Mark Hendrie, managing director of Ralph Hendrie Legal in the Corstorphine area of the capital on Wednesday (August 18).
Recent images taken of the Lamborghini appear to show the front windscreen smashed and shattered. The luxury vehicle is understood to be a Lamborghini Huracan which costs £170,780 - £265,912 depending on the model.
An eyewitness told the Daily Record how they saw a 'furious woman' carrying out an attack on the car with a hockey stick.
Another eyewitness who saw the vandalised motor told the paper: "I saw a big white sports car as I was coming around the corner into the car park is under the building.
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"It is parked in Mark Hendrie's space and his name is marked on the wall.
"I noticed the window was done in then had a quick look around to see if there was any other damage but it didn't look like there was.
"The front of the car also didn't appear to have a registration plate on it."
They added: "How much force does it take to do in a Lamborghini? Your guess is as good as mine but I assume it must have been hit at some force."
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Mark Hendrie was contacted by the Record for comment.
Police Scotland was unable to find a report of the incident.
