Grinch damages Christmas display at Bradford home
Police are seeking a 'Grinch' who vandalized a family's Christmas display in Bradford West Gwillimbury.
There will be a little less light at one home in the area of Line 6 and Melbourne Drive after vandals cut the electrical cords on a lawn display of Christmas decorations and lights.
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Police were called to the home Tuesday morning after the family discovered the damage.
The 'Grinch' is believed to have done the dastardly deed sometime between 12:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m.
Police are asking anyone with security footage, dash camera video or information that can assist the investigation to contact South Simcoe police or Crime Stoppers.
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