Four teens charged after rash of vandalism in Wembley

Wembley has been hit with a rash of tire slashings and vandalism over the last few months, and four teenagers are now facing charges.

Since last October, there has been a significant amount of vehicle and property damage from acts of mischief throughout the community.

The four males range in age from 15 to 17, and therefore can’t be identified.

They’re facing a combined total of 24 charges and will next be in court in Grande Prairie on January 9th.

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