Vandals target Laxey church

Monday, 17 February 2020 06:09

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

Authorities are investigating after vandals targeted a church in Laxey over the weekend.

Those responsible have broken into Christ Church in the town between 3pm last Saturday (February 15) and 7.50am the following day, according to Police.

The constabulary says the incident has caused inconvenience to the church and affected services on Sunday morning - adding 'mindless acts of vandalism' won't be tolerated.

Officers are urging anyone who has details about what happened to get in touch with Police on 631 212.

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