
Two men arrested after swastika painted on girls' school door
The graffiti - which appeared in public parks, a bus stop, on toilets and the door to a primary school in St Helier - included racist and homophobic slurs.

The graffiti - which appeared in public parks, a bus stop, on toilets and the door to a primary school in St Helier - included racist and homophobic slurs.

Samuel Buttery was captured on CCTV as he marked lamp posts, bins, road signs, bus stops and trees with the same tag.

Instead of removing the 60 year old graffiti, Network Rail has given the seasonal slogan a festive facelift.