Crime/Court

Police to local citizens: Can you ID these persons of interest?

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8 years ago

June 14, 2018

One of two photos released by Front Royal Police in an effort to identify those responsible for vandalism at several locations along Main Street.

FRONT ROYAL – Around 1 a.m. Saturday, June 9, there were numerous incidents of graffiti and vandalism of Main Street businesses. The Front Royal Police Department has released photographs from surveillance cameras in hopes that these persons of interest can be identified by the public.

Please look closely at these individuals and if you recognize anyone in the photographs, contact Detective David Fogle at 540-636-2208 or dfogle@frontroyalva.com.

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