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Police seek suspects after two Niagara Falls parks damaged by off-road vehicles

Police are searching for off-road riders they accuse of tearing up fields at a pair of city parks in Niagara Falls. Global News

Police are seeking a pair of off-road riders believed to have caused over $10,000 in damage to a pair of fields at two parks in Niagara Falls.

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Niagara Regional Police (NRPS) allege the riders took to the public spaces on Oct. 31 near Sodom Road and Mann Street.

In a release on Tuesday, a city spokesperson characterized the riders as “vandals” who “willfully destroyed” a baseball diamond at Patrick Cummings Memorial Sports Complex.

“Evidence of off-road vehicle tracks from an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) and dirt bike now scar the playing field,” municipal works manager Marianne Tikky said.

Tips from the public have produced a photo of the suspect vehicles, a green ATV and white and green dirt bike.

 

Police say over $10,000 worth of damage was inflicted on two public fields in Niagara Falls on Oct. 31. It’s alleged a pair of off-road riders are responsible. Niagara Regional Police

 

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Police say the driver of the ATV was wearing a white helmet with a red stripe and black clothing.

The dirt bike rider and wore a red/yellow helmet, a red/white jacket, and black pants with a red stripe down the side.

Anyone with information can reach out to Niagara Regional Police at the non-emergency line 905-688-4111.

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