Halifax police charge 12-year-old after homes damaged by thrown objects
A 12-year-old is facing charges after a number of homes were damaged by thrown objects in Dartmouth overnight. Halifax Regional Police said officers received multiple reports about a group of youths throwing objects at homes in the area of Pleasant, Arthur and Stephen streets.
“Just a bunch of stuff … whatever was available or around was being thrown,” he said. “A number of different places, a number of different youths, and it was various things.”
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