CCTV released as Captain Cook statue vandalism investigation continues
CCTV images have been released as the investigation into the vandalism of a Captian Cook statue in Sydney continues.
The statue in Randwick, in Sydney's east, had its nose and hand broken off and red paint splashed over the pedestal on January 24, two days before Australia Day.
Police believe the vandalism took place between 4am and 4.30am.
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CCTV images have been released as the investigation into the vandalism of a Captain Cook statue in Sydney continues. Nine
Today, detectives have released images of a man and a woman they believe can assist with their inquiries into the incident.
The man is described as wearing a black jacket, a black t-shirt with a logo on it, dark pants, black sneakers and black hair.
The woman is described as wearing a green or grey coloured jacket, black pants and thongs with brown hair.
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The statue in Randwick, in Sydney's east, had its nose and hand broken off and red paint splashed over the pedestal on January 24. Nine
Anyone with information about the pair is urged to contact Crime Stoppers.
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