Vandals have caused extensive damage to a former church in the Municipality of Bluewater.
Police were notified by the owner that eight of the windows in the church had been shattered by pellets from a high-powered pellet gun. The damaged windows are worth about $500 each.
Police found pellets lodged in the interior walls of the old church, located at the intersection of Goshen Line and Centennial Road, west of Brucefield.
Huron OPP are looking for any kinds of tips about the vandalism.
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