West Shore RCMP searching for suspects for multiple reports of graffiti

West Shore RCMP is looking for two men who are believed to be responsible for a series of graffiti incidents in Langford.

RCMP says on Apr. 5, officers received a report of two suspects spray painting graffiti on the side of a building at 979 Dunford Avenue just before 3:15 a.m.

Police say one witness saw one of the men on a bicycle and the other on foot. Both left the scene before police arrived.

This is one of five graffiti incidents that have happened in Langford. RCMP says the same graffiti tag was spray painted on other buildings along Jacklin Avenue, Sooke Road and Dunford Avenue.

The graffiti has defaced several buildings and police are investigating this as mischief. If you have information regarding this crime please call us, said Cpl. Nancy Saggar in a news release.

Saggar says the graffiti was only reported on the 5th but complainants noticed the graffiti around mid-March.

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Photo of graffiti on building near 2700-block Sooke Road. (West Shore RCMP handout image)

Police say the suspects are described as men and were both wearing dark hoodies.

If you have information, you’re asked to call West Shore RCMP at 250-474-2264.

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