On the evening and night of Friday, Jan. 13, a few mean-spirited people went on a vicious vandalism spree in and around downtown Glace Bay. They smashed ...
The CBRPS Headquarters Building is changing up its hours from Dec. 1 to Jan. 3. FileOn the evening and night of Friday, Jan. 13, a few mean-spirited people went on a vicious vandalism spree in and around downtown Glace Bay. They smashed and slashed. Some of the damage was costly and is still visible.
Could the night of crime have been interrupted? Can we prevent something like this in the future – or at least work with the police to stop it while it’s happening?On Jan. 26, I reached out by e-mail to Desiree Magnus, spokesperson for the Cape Breton Regional Police Service. I explained that I am working on a column.
Continued Magnus: “However, these random acts of vandalism were not isolated to one specific area but spread out. Unfortunately, they were not observed by police at the time they occurred, and the majority of the incidents were not reported to police until damage was noticed the next morning. “I hope this answers your questions; please let me know if there is anything further you’re looking for.”I followed up on Feb. 10 and Feb. 17 to ask Magnus if the police are looking for the public’s assistance in their investigation.
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