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Vandals smash college windows

29/04/2008

BEACONHILLS College had windows smashed and graffiti scrawled across buildings during a vandalism spree over the weekend.
Police said the vandals sprayed an array of obscenities and tags as they caused damage to the Village Campus of the school.
A two-way radio and a crane cable, valued at $1000 each, was also stolen from the Kangan Drive site.

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