Offensive graffiti was pray painted on the North Street bridge in Tillsonburg Thursday night. Police are reminding people that this type of mischief is punishable by law.
TILLSONBURG - Police are reminding residents that drawing or painting any surface without permission from the property owner is a criminal offence.
Around 10:45 p.m. Thursday police got a call about mischief on North Street in Tillsonburg.
Offensive graffiti had been pray painted on the bridge at that location.
This mischief is punishable with jail time if convicted.

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