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CORNWALL, P.E.I. — The Town of Cornwall and the P.E.I. RCMP are turning to the public for help identifying a suspect responsible for defacing two public buildings with graffiti.
RCMP said on March 20 and 24, two buildings owned by the town were vandalized, costing taxpayers for cleanup and repairs while also diminishing the town’s aesthetic appeal, undermining community pride and fostering a sense of insecurity among residents.The Town of Cornwall says the graffiti vandalism diminishes the aesthetic appeal of the town, undermines community pride and fosters a sense of insecurity among residents.
Police are calling on the public to come forward with any information about the person or persons responsible. “We urge anyone who has witnessed suspicious activity or has information related to these incidents to come forward," said Cpl. David Weatherbie. "Your co-operation is vital in apprehending those responsible and preventing further damage in the community."
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