Moose Jaw police investigate 12 reports of rocks thrown at vehicles from railway bridges

The Moose Jaw Police Service is asking for the public’s assistance following 12 reported incidents of rocks being thrown at vehicles from railway bridges in the city.

Police said the incidents have occurred on the 300 block of Fairford Street East and Manitoba Street East, with six of the 12 reports coming within the past week.

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According to police, unidentified youths have been seen fleeing the scene after some of the incidents.

Police warn of potential dangers

The police force asked residents to help identify those responsible before additional incidents occur.

Police reminded the public that throwing rocks at moving vehicles is not a harmless prank and could result in criminal mischief charges.

The incidents have reportedly caused damage to vehicles, and police warned that the behaviour could lead to serious injuries if it continues.

Anyone with information about the incidents or those responsible was asked to contact the Moose Jaw Police Service.