Many residents in South Windsor woke up this morning to find some sexually-explicit graffiti spray-painted on their vehicles.
BlackburnNews.com was notified vehicles parked along Longfellow Avenue south of Cabana Road were hit, along with some on neighbouring streets.
Warning: Some may find the images in this video offensive.
Video of graffiti on Longfellow Avenue March 25, 2021
Windsor Police Constable Tayla Natyshak said it is not funny; it is a crime.
"Although the person doing it may feel this is a prank, the victims may not have that sentiment," she said. "This is a serious incident where you're going on their property and creating possible damage."
Natyshak did not believe the incident was reported to the police but encouraged anyone who sees graffiti to give them a call.
"We would like to know that these incidents are occurring, where they're occurring, so we can keep an eye on what's going on in our city," she added.
On Wednesday, the Ontario Provincial Police issued a reminder that mischief is a serious offence that carries a maximum ten-year prison term.
Vandals have struck several locations in Kingsville, and the OPP is looking for a suspect.
Anyone with information on this incident or any other can report it online at www.catchcrooks.com.
