Man Jailed After Church Graffiti Damage

Wednesday, 1 October 2025 12:33

By Geoff Waterfield

Police say it happened in St. Catharines

A man has been arrested after reports of graffiti damage on a church in St. Catharines.

Police began looking into this early last month, on the building near Church and Queenston Streets.

On Thursday they arrested 40-year old Patrick Cliff of St. Catharines, charged with two counts of not complying with probation, and three counts of mischief.

He had a bail hearing Friday, was released with a future court date.

Police add they continue to work with area businesses over concerns of graffiti.

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Man Jailed After Church Graffiti Damage

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