Teenagers who used spray paint to vandalise a dugout in Newton Flotman have agreed to clean it up. Photo: Police (Image: Archant)
Teenagers who used spray paint to vandalise a dugout in Newton Flotman have agreed to clean it up.
Norfolk police said the dugout at the village's football club was damaged in June, with paint sprayed on walls and a nearby path.
Seven teenagers were identified as the offenders and agreed to spend a few hours cleaning up the paint, police said.
"This generated a positive reaction amongst the teenagers involved with a number of additional people wanting to get involved and help with the clean up," a Norfolk police spokesperson said.
Police posted a photograph of the clean-up at Newton Flotman, located in South Norfolk, on Friday, July 12.
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