This info-graphic entitled “Dealing With Property Vandalism” provides us an overview of steps to take after vandalism of property. Vandalism is the intentional, wilful damage or devastation of personal or household property. It considers graffiti, which is writing or drawing on your property without any commendation. Arson is when someone on purpose sets fire to property. It can also possibly cause damage to neighbouring properties, and result in fatalities.
Even if no one is physically wounded, people have to cope with the loss of geographic area and the costs of repair or replacement as a result of this crime. The vandalism and damage can take a lot of time and sweat to clean-up. This can be difficult to deal with and have far-reaching consequences.
Police can give you proposal on how best to respond to this situation and keep safe. They will advise what they can do to examine and find the perpetrator. They may also investigate the case. This can take a bit of time and, depending on the fortune, might involve a forensic investigation of the scene of the impairment. For more details, refer to the info-graphic below.
