CCTV released in efforts to solve window crime

Friday, August 26th, 2016 12:00am

Police have released CCTV footage in a bid to catch a vandal who broke a shop window over four months ago.

It happened on Castle Street in Douglas in the early hours of Sunday, April 17th but the footage has only been made public now.

A glass panel in the entrance to Pickwicks SPAR was broken by a man wearing a green hooded jacket, blue shirt and black trousers.

The CCTV shows the man and the group he was with - anyone who witnessed what happened has been asked to contact Police Headquarters.

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