The search continues for the suspect or suspects who vandalized posters of two soldiers at Peacekeepers Park in Angus.
Provincial police were notified about the mischief last Thursday.
Bob George, a local resident and the National Vice-President of the Canadian Association of Veterans and United Nations Peacekeeping, told police the park serves as a physical remembrance of those who gave their lives in missions sanctioned by the United Nations.
The park is adorned with a "wall of honour," which house portraits that are made by a local artist, who is also a peacekeeping veteran.
The posters that were defaced are those of Pte. Kevin McKay of Oro-Medonte and Corp. Paul Wallace.
McKay was killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan in 2010.
Wallace was killed during a peacekeeping mission in Egypt in 1964.
The portraits cost $160 and are mostly paid for through community donations.
They will be replaced in the spring.
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