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Police looking for man that cut down trees at Duncan’s Mt. Prevost school

Police are asking for the public’s help after a strange incident at Ecole Mt. Prevost Elementary School in Duncan on Tuesday night.

North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP Cst. Krista Hobday says they got a call shortly after 11pm about a man cutting down trees on school property.

She says the person that called 911 told the man to stop, however, was threatened with a saw, before the suspect took off. Hobday says the school community is rattled.

Adam Clutchey speaks for the school’s Parent Advisory Council.

Clutchey says a couple of people have already said they are willing to replace the trees that were destroyed.

 

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