Another Redflex speed camera van was attacked Saturday at 3am in Ireland, the Irish Examiner reported. The Australian van had been issuing tickets near Quigley's Point in Inishowen. A camera van burned to the ground last month.

In Parma, Italy a vigilante shot a speed camera early Monday with a 12-gauge shotgun. The well-placed shots destroyed the camera system, Gazzetta di Parma reported.

In Medina, Saudi Arabia last Sunday a vigilante attacked a "Saher" speed camera van. The man hurled rocks, smashing the vehicle's windows. According to Al Watan, police have identified a suspect.

In Chavagne, France last week vigilantes cut an automated ticketing machine from its base. The device had only been recently installed on the D34 at the intersection of Belle-Branche, Ouest-France reported. Last week Tuesday vigilantes covered a speed camera on the N102 in Pont-de-Labeaume with a garbage can, preventing it from issuing tickets, Le Dauphine reported. On March 31 vigilantes grabbed a red light camera on the Avenue d'Anduze in Ales as workers were about to permanently install it in a concrete base. The workers had left for the day intending to return to complete the installation. Midi Libre reports that the device was recovered in a local schoolyard.

In Telford, England vigilantes burned a speed camera at 11:50pm last week Saturday, according to the Shropshire Star. The device was located on Station Road in Ketley.