Cars and road signs vandalised in Jurby

Tuesday, 21 April 2020 06:05

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

Police are looking to find those responsible for vandalising cars and road signs in Jurby.

According to the constabulary, symbols have been drawn on in marker pen on several vehicles and signs in the Threshold area sometime between last Saturday and Sunday (April 18-19).

Officers have released a picture on social media of one of the markings and wants to know if anyone recognises it or may know who is behind them.

Those with details they feel could assist authorities are asking to contact PC Hawkes at Ramsey Police Station on 812 234.

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