A driver was hospitalised with facial injuries after a rock was thrown through his windshield from a highway overpass.
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Police are investigating after two rocks were thrown from highway overpasses on Tuesday.
At about 9.15pm a rock was thrown from the Fallon Street overpass of the Hume Highway, which struck the window of a prime mover travelling northbound.
The rock lodged into the windscreen and the driver suffered facial injuries and required hospital treatment.
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A few minutes later, a rock was thrown from the western-side of the Hume Highway near the intersection of Racecourse Road.
The rock struck a heavy vehicle and smashed a rear cab window. The driver was not injured.
Police are appealing to members of the public for any information in relation to these two incidents.
If you have information that you may think will assist, please contact Albury Police on 6023 9299 or Crimestoppers on 1800 333 000.
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