Four vandalism incidents were reported to Barrington police last week, including two possible shootings.

Malicious damage was reported to police at 8:44 am on Sunday, Nov. 11. Someone carved an obscene message into the rear bumper and trunk of a car parked at a home on Maple Avenue sometime overnight, police said.

The user of the vehicle is a Barrington High School girl, according to the police report. There is a suspect for the vandalism, police said.

At 5:11 pm on Sunday, the owners of a home at 245 Washington Road reported to police that someone shot out a picture window worth about $500.

It is believed that only one projectile hit the window – either from a pellet or BB gun. But five popping noises were heard by one of the owners before the window was pierced, police said. No one was injured.

A few days earlier, on Tuesday, Nov. 6, the full glass front door of Borelli’s Bakery on the corner of Washington Road and Bay Spring Avenue was smashed – possibly by a projectile, according to the police.

The store was not entered and nothing was reported missing, police said. Patrol officers responded to an alarm at the store at around 10:30 pm.

The rear window of a car parked on Carlton Street was shattered by a rock sometime overnight on Monday, Nov. 5, according to police. The incident was reported to police at 12:52 pm.