£200 reward after damage to Donkey Parade display

POLICE are trying to find out who took and damaged a fibreglass animal displayed as part of Donkey Parade, a charitable art project.

It was ripped from its plinth outside Trafalgar Court, Admiral Park, and found in nearby First Tower Lane, St Peter Port.

The Crime Prevention Panel has offered a £200 reward for information leading to the conviction of those responsible.

Inspector Trevor Coleman said some might refer to the incident as 'high jinx', but it was mean-spirited and, depending on the circumstances, could result in a prosecution for theft or criminal damage.

* If anyone witnessed the incident or has any information about it, please call police headquarters on 725111 - or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

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