North Bay police investigate after tires slashed on 22 city-owned vehicles
A spokesperson for the City of North Bay confirmed in a message that 22 city-own vehicles at the Lee Park facility were vandalized Sunday, with their tires damaged. (File)
Police in North Bay are investigating a serious case of vandalism that took place Oct. 13.
A spokesperson for the City of North Bay confirmed in a message that 22 city-own vehicles at the Lee Park facility were vandalized Sunday, with their tires damaged.
"The North Bay Police Service has been notified, and the city is working with its insurance adjuster," Gord Young told CTV News on Wednesday.
Anyone with information on the incident can contact the North Bay Police Service at 705-497-5555. To remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or online.
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