Graffiti tagging in Sarnia's downtown July 2017 (photo courtesy of Sarnia police)Graffiti tagging in Sarnia's downtown July 2017 (photo courtesy of Sarnia police)
Sarnia

Public Asked To Help Track Taggers

Sarnia police are looking for those responsible for the ongoing tagging of buildings with graffiti in the city's downtown area.

A local business owner was victimized over a two night period this week after having just finished a renovation.

Police say the graffiti appears to have been done by two different people and both have been tagging the downtown area for some time.

The public is being asked for its help in identifying those responsible.

Anyone with information should contact Crime Stoppers at 519-332-8477 or Staff Sergeant Scott Clarke at 519-344-8861 Ext 6115. Graffiti tagging in Sarnia's downtown July 2017 (photo courtesy of Sarnia police)Graffiti tagging in Sarnia's downtown July 2017 (photo courtesy of Sarnia police)

Graffiti tagging in Sarnia's downtown July 2017 (photo courtesy of Sarnia police)Graffiti tagging in Sarnia's downtown July 2017 (photo courtesy of Sarnia police)

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