Brant OPP are investigating after several "Pride" signs were stolen from homes on Victoria Street, Catherine Street, Grand River Street North and St. Andrew Street in the Town of Paris.
PARIS - Brant OPP are investigating after Pride signs were stolen in the Town of Paris.
The signs were taken from from the front lawn of a home on Grand River Street North, near Homestead Road overnight between Saturday and Sunday.
Brant OPP have received similar complaints over the past week for stolen signs reading "Love is Love" from homes on Victoria Street, Catherine Street and St. Andrew Street in the Town of Paris.
These signs were given out to residents for free as part of Pride Month in Brant County. Last month the newly painted Pride crosswalk in Paris was damaged when someone did a "Burnout" on it, leaving tire marks.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Brant OPP or Crime Stoppers.

Thamesford Trojans Celebrate 50 Years
British Home Children Honoured in Tillsonburg
PJHL Preview - Sept 18th to Sept 20th
Navy Vets Preview - Sept 18th and Sept 19th
Big Brothers Big Sisters Day in Oxford County
Ingersoll Candidate Profile - Tim Lobzun
Assault Investigation Leads to Charges
UPDATE: 9-1-1 Service Largely Restored
Unifor to Host Municipal Debate for Woodstock
Oxford CAS Honours Kinship and Alternate Care Awareness Week
Norwich B&E Results in Charges
UPDATE: Woodstock Police Investigating Weapons Case
Tillsonburg Candidate Profile - Felix Nzemeka
Early Bird Ticket Deadline Approaches for Big Night Out
Woodstock Teen Charged in Brant County
Workplace Incident Under Investigation
WPS Launches New Cruiser Design
United Way Prepares for Next Fundraising Campaign
Community Grant Applications Now Available
Province Funding Oxford County Paramedics
Comments
Add a comment