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Police use tongue-in-cheek social media post to warn those responsible for vandalism

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Police use tongue-in-cheek social media post to warn those responsible for vandalism

Kingsbridge Police have used a tongue-in-cheek social media post to tell those responsible for recent vandalism: "we know who you are, we'll see you soon". 

A social media post by Kingsbridge Police has addressed recent criminal damage offences to property belonging to Kingsbridge Town Council near Quay House. 

The spokesperson posted: "We also don’t like mindless vandalism, surprisingly. We have one suspect about to be interviewed and we’ll be dealing with them appropriately.

"Any others responsible probably aren’t reading this (if you are, be a dear: kindly leave us a comment with your name, address and favourite member of Paw Patrol, cheers ????) but: we know who you are, we’ll see you soon.

"For the rest of the law-abiding Kingsbridgians, have a great weekend. Be good."

If you witness vandalism, call 101 or contact the police online via the police website: www.devon-cornwall.police.uk/report/ or the advice is to call 999 if the crime is in progress or if you or someone else is in immediate danger. 

You can also report a crime anonymously by contacting Crimestoppers online or by phone 0800 555 111. 

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