Vandals strike at 'dangerous' Summerhill Quarry

Tuesday, 2 August 2011 01:00

Police are appealing for witnesses after vandals have struck at Summerhill Quarry in Douglas.

Police are appealing for witnesses after vandals have struck at Summerhill Quarry in Douglas.

Between Thursday 21st of July and Friday 29th of July three people broke into a building through a window and caused damage once inside.

Police have raised concerns for anyone entering the site and its buildings due to the high level of risk associated with the area.

Officers say there are several areas where serious injuries could be caused.

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