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Graffiti guys? Police release photos

Police want to identify these people over graffiti incidents in Civic.

Police have released CCTV images of four young people they believe are responsible for multiple graffiti incidents at locations throughout Civic.

Police have been working with representatives of the City Renewal Authority and the ACT government to seek to identify offenders responsible for graffiti and criminal damage incidents.

During April, a review of CCTV and other footage provided to police showed four people of interest who police believe are responsible for multiple graffiti incidents at locations throughout Civic.

Anyone who can help police to identify these people should call  1800 333000 or via the Crime Stoppers ACT website.

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