Taggers out in force over Christmas
Five train carriages were daubed with Graffiti tags around the Christmas period in Luxembourg, prompting a police investigation.
Five train carriages were daubed with Graffiti tags around the Christmas period in Luxembourg, prompting a police investigation.
The vandalism was carried out on trains parked on CFL grounds in Esch-sur-Alzette and Howald.
The first graffiti was thought to have been done between December 19 and 21, leaving two carriages emblazoned with brightly coloured tags. Three more carriages were damaged some time between December 22 and 27 in the Howald area.
Anyone with information is urged to call Luxembourg police on 113.
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