Two charged following vandalism of trains
Police have issued a Notice to Appear to two men aged 22 and 20 following vandalism caused to Queensland Rail trains last week.
On Wednesday police from The Gap charged a 20-year-old man from Jindalee with one count each of wilful damage (graffiti) possession of graffiti implement and obstruct police.
Yesterday members of the joint Brisbane City Council and Queensland Police Service Taskforce Against Graffiti charged a 22-year-old Corinda man with one count of wilful damage (graffiti).
Both men were charged for their alleged involvement in the graffiti of four train carriages that had been parked near the Taringa Railway Station during the floods.
Police have been working in partnership with Queensland Rail and Brisbane City Council as part of the investigation.
Police are investigating further offenders in relation to this offence and advise more arrests are likely to be made in the near future. Anyone who has information relating to this offence or knows of anyone who may have been involved is strongly encouraged to call Crime Stoppers.
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