Kent Police is investigating two recent cases of criminal damage at the Drop Redoubt Fort on Dover's western heights and is appealing for information to identify the suspects.
Around £400 damage was caused by graffiti to a wall between 3pm and 3.30pm on Thursday 10 April 2014. Police would like to trace a white boy aged around 14 to 15 who was wearing green jeans and had a black rucksack.
Three teenage boys were also seen causing damage to brickwork between 11am and 11.47am on Sunday morning (13 April). The boys were aged between 15 and 18, one was wearing a black top, one was wearing a red Chelsea football shirt and one was wearing a blue top with tattoos on his arm and a beard.
They were seen chiselling at a doorway near the moat.
Anyone who is able to identify these youths or has any information that could help the investigation is asked to contact PC Amy Winspear on 01304 218167.
Appeal to trace youths who caused damage at Drop Redoubt Fort
Wednesday, 16 April 2014
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