Police in Ballymena say they're currently reviewing CCTV footage from the area of the Dunvale shops.
It's to try and identify young people involved in anti-social behaviour.
Police say the cameras was damaged by youths throwing stones on Sunday night.
But thankfully it's still working and police hope to view the footage and deal with the perpertrators.
The PSNI say they're fully aware of recent anti-social activity in Dunvale & Dunclug and have already taken steps to address this.
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