Police Find 2 Speed Cameras Vandalized

Thursday, 30 May 2024 17:16

By Geoff Waterfield

They came across them while on patrol in West Lincoln, Niagara region has been notified

More speed cameras have been torn down in the Niagara region.

Police were driving on Townline Road in West Lincoln at the noon hour Tuesday, when they saw a camera on the ground.

They also came across a broken camera in the Station Street and Hornak Road area.

Police say someone intentionally cut through the pole holding the camera with a saw tool.

Police add the Niagara region is aware of this, and they're asking anyone with video footage of the area to call them.

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