Lowestoft Grave Vandalised

Saturday, 18 April 2020 01:00

Police here in Suffolk are appealing for witnesses after a grave in Lowestoft was vandalised on three separate occasions.

Police here in Suffolk are appealing for witnesses after a grave in Lowestoft was vandalised on three separate occasions. The offences have taken place between January and April of this year at Lowestoft Cemetery in Normanston Drive. The damage at the grave – which is close to an alleyway - consists of photo frames being stamped on and solar lights snapped. Any witnesses, or anyone with information about these crimes, is asked to contact the Crime Coordination Centre, by phoning 101 or by contacting Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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