Police Appeal for Witnesses After Vandals Damage HSBC Window

Thursday, 26 August 2010 01:00

Police are appealing for information to an act of criminal damage to a window that occurred overnight last Saturday to the HSBC building on John Street.

It happened at around 2am.

A group of 6 males in their mid twenties were seen walking away from the area when the damage was noticed – one of the males in particular was wearing an orange and cream top.

If anyone has any information they’re urged to contact Police headquarters on 631212.

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Police Appeal for Witnesses After Vandals Damage HSBC Window

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