Damage branded disgraceful
Two gravestones in Onchan have been desecrated by vandals this week.
Graveyard staff at St Peter's Church in the village found the desecrated graves yesterday (7 March) morning and have reported the incident to police.
The act has sparked outrage on social media, with some describing the vandalism as 'disgraceful' and 'very low'.
Juveniles had been blamed by police earlier in the year for a string of recent incidents of vandalism in Onchan.
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