On Oct. 7, Emo OPP officers investigated the report of mischief in which five metal gates and posts to entrances of a private property on Highway 602, just west of Fort Frances, were damaged.
Those responsible ripped the gates from the posts and discarded them in another location, hoping they wouldn’t be found.
A day earlier, on Oct. 6, someone spray-painted several municipal buildings in Rainy River, including the municipal garage, the water treatment plant, and the waterfront park.
The vandalism depicted a picture of a “woman,” the word “Korn,” the numbers “4:20,” and a picture of a “dragon.”
Then sometime between Nov. 5-6, someone at Fort Frances High School smashed a music student’s Ibanez Talman electronic acoustic guitar beyond repair.
The neck of the guitar was broken at the first fret, just below the tuning pegs.
Crime Stoppers reminds the public to be ever cautious and aware of their surroundings and area, and to remain vigilant in reporting to police anything that appears out of place or suspicious.
The public is urged to contact police should they have any information pertaining to these or any other unsolved crimes.
Anyone wishing to remain anonymous and/or be eligible for a cash reward, can safely and anonymously contact Crime Stoppers at www.tipshelp.com, by calling 1-800-222-TIPS, or by text-messaging “tip 262” and their information to C.R.I.M.E.S. (274637) via their cell phones.
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