Acts of mischief were reported this morning in the public toilets of the Village-Relais in Saint-Siméon. Paper and glass debris have been found on a wooden floor, leaving burn marks. Doors have also been damaged.
Mayor Sylvain Tremblay says he is concerned. “There was clearly attempted to turn on something. It could have had serious consequences. When you find burned paper on a wooden floor, a stone’s throw from the town hall, it makes you think, “he said in an interview. The elected official deplores an upsurge of this type of gestures lately. A few weeks ago, young adolescents broke the fences protecting municipal trampoline, a recent investment of $ 35,000.
“It’s not just a broken toiletry. We take another step. Are we going to have to install cameras everywhere? He adds, exasperated.
A formal complaint was filed with the Sûreté du Québec, which opened an investigation. The elected official hopes that this approach will slow down the heat of the authors.
Sylvain Tremblay invites anyone who has witnessed or having information to contact on 418-439-6473.
