Sunday, June 7, 2026

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TWICE IN TWO WEEKS, Francis Lawrence has had to repaint a section of his house because of vandals.

Three houses and a car in the Mansion Road, Bank Hall, St Michael area have been victims of black spray paint.

Lawrence, a retired seaman, told the NATION he was beyond frustrated when he opened his windows Sunday morning to see the vandals had returned for the second time.

“The first time it happened was last week and it was just a little and I painted it over. Yesterday morning [Sunday] when I opened the window, I realised it was marked up again. When I came out it was much worse than the last time so I called the police this time. After the police left, I painted it over again,” Lawrence said, pointing out the spot that was painted over.

He said, unfortunately, the security cameras he had installed were not working, so he was not able to see who were the perpetrators. 

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