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Brabant
Great consternation, Monday morning, for the teaching staff of Da Vinci College in Perwez. As they arrived at the establishment around 7:50 am, they noticed that significant damage had been done during the night. "Two offices were ransacked, several doors were smashed, fire extinguishers were emptied and the authors urinated in some rooms," laments director Maud André.
The authors left by leaving a real mbadacre behind them while stealing two laptops and a box containing money. "The facts occurred between Sunday 22 pm, when a non-profit organization that repeated for a concert left the college, and the arrival of educators," said Maud André, who said he was very touched by the event: "C is very sad to do this at a school, especially in a creative school in which everyone fights day-to-day to make it live.I want to tip my hat to the staff for the solidarity that is is put in place, everyone has put their hands in the dough to clean up the mess. "
A cleaning that could only be done after the pbadage of the local police and the scientific police. The latter intervened to try to find clues to go back to the authors of the facts. The traces of urine will be badyzed in particular to determine if they are exploitable.
A call is also made to potential witnesses. People who may have seen something suspicious near the college on the night of Sunday to Monday are invited to contact the East Walloon Brabant police zone.
Y. N.
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