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Two youths facing charges for vandalizing religious property

Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have identified the people responsible for damaging a number of religious properties around Langton.

Police say a pair of 14-year-olds have been charged with mischief and mischief to religious property in connection to incidents at Sacred Heart Church on Albert Street, two cemeteries, two schools, and a nearby arena.

On Thursday, police asked the public for help identifying the people who had spray painted two statues and a sign on the church property earlier in the week.

Statues vandalized at Sacred Heart church in Langton. Photo provided by Norfolk OPP. Statues vandalized at Sacred Heart church in Langton. Photo provided by Norfolk OPP.

Officers were able to locate the suspects in a matter of days.

"The #OPP would like to say a BIG #thankyou to the community for all their assistance," said a Tweet from provincial police on Sunday. They also shared more images from the string of defacements.

https://twitter.com/OPP_WR/status/1660375451636736003

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