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Abbotsford police release video of vandalism involving axes, swords, and baseball bats

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 05 May, 2023 03:39 PM
  • Abbotsford police release video of vandalism involving axes, swords, and baseball bats

Abbotsford police have released video showing more than 10 people using axes, swords and baseball bats to destroy multiple cars at a home in the city.

Video released by the department depicts the incident, which happened around 1 A-M on Saturday.

Police say they believe it was targeted and called the attack concerning because of the violent nature of the crime. 

They are asking anyone with information on the suspects or the vehicles seen in the video to call the department.

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