London police are investigating after two vehicles belonging to the Museum of Ontario Archaeology were found on fire early Sunday morning outside the museum in the city’s northwest.
Police are investigating the incident as an arson, and say it occurred at the Attawandaron Road property around 6:50 a.m.
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A woman walking her dog near the museum found the two vehicles on fire and contacted emergency crews, police said Monday.
Police are appealing to the public for information in relation to the case, and say members of the Street Crime Unit are probing the incident.
Damage to the vehicles has been estimated at $30,000, police said.
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