Damage at St John Ambulance headquarters

Monday, 8 June 2020 07:33

Police investigate 'senseless' damage at charity's building

Police are appealing for information following damage at the headquarters of a first aid charity in Douglas.

A window at the St John Ambulance building on Glencrutchery Road has been damaged with a sharp implement or stone.

The incident happened between 3pm on Saturday 30 May and 9am last Monday.

Officers have described the damage as senseless, adding it will have a financial impact diverting the charity's funds away from their services.

Anyone who can help police with their investigation is urged to contact Police Headquarters on 631212.

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