Shop window damaged

Friday, 10 May 2013 00:00

Police are appealing for information after a window was smashed at an interior design shop in Ramsey.

It happened between 9.30pm last Friday and 11.30am on Saturday at the Velveva bed linen and curtain shop on Parliament Street.

The vandals have smashed the eight foot glass panel on the left hand side of the shop door before leaving the scene.

Police have called the incident a ‘juvenile act of wanton damage’ and said the public were left at risk from the sharp shards of glass and the risk of the pane falling.

Anyone who saw what happened has been asked to contact Ramsey Police Station.

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