Vaughan Cameras Under Siege: Repeated Vandalism Prompts Investigation
Wednesday, May 7, 2025, 12:22 pm permalink
Multiple reports indicate that speed enforcement cameras in Vaughan have been repeatedly damaged over the past few months. With at least one arrest already made, police continue to investigate the series of mischief incidents, urging witnesses to come forward as the vandalism undermines traffic safety efforts.
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