Police are trying to locate the owner of a car abandoned on the playing field of West Terrace Primary School in St James.
The vehicle, which crashed on the premises over the weekend, did not have any licence plates attached.
Public relations officer Inspector David Welch said that after the crash, the driver of the vehicle got out and ran.
While police tried to find the owner, the car remained on the field where pupils played at a distance.
When a NATION photographer turned up, the pupils warned him not to get too close to the vehicle. It had to be dusted for fingerprints, they informed him.
Here, the vehicle still on the field of the primary school. (AC)
Car dumped on school grounds
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