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Police hunt for vandals who damaged a Nuneaton Catholic school

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Wednesday, 25 August 2021 16:44

A CCTV image has been revealed of two men they would like to speak to.

Officers are looking for two men in connection with an incident of criminal damage at St Joseph's Catholic Junior School on Coton Road.

It is said to have occurred at around 8:30pm on 31st July.

Nuneaton and Bedworth Police said:

"We appreciate the pictures aren’t the best quality, however the clothing is quite distinctive and would ask if you recognise the males, then please get in touch online or by calling 101 and quote incident number 248 02/08/2021."

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