Mosque vandalism incident investigated
Sunday, May 25, 2025, 1:20 pm
Authorities are intensifying their inquiries into a hate-motivated attack in which seven vehicles were vandalized at a mosque, sparking community concern and urging a swift law enforcement response to ensure civic harmony.
Authorities are investigating a suspected hate-motivated crime where seven vehicles were allegedly “targeted and vandalized” at a mosque in Orono, according to police. Officers from the Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) were called to 111 Church Street North on Saturday at approximately 10:30…
‘Deep concern and distress’: Police investigating after 7 vehicles were vandalized at mosque CP24
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