On Saturday night after the rain, Ted Scobie Oval, Alexander Park on Alexander Street and Chandler Park on Polkinghorne Street were torn up by a vehicle doing burn-outs.

Inspector Nick Seddon said he was calling anyone with information to contact police to prevent something like this happening in the future.

“It’s a pretty low act – willingly destroying a park kids use,” Inspector Seddon said.

“It costs money to replace, and affects children’s and the wider communities enjoyment for a very selfish act.”

“I don’t think anyone with a social conscience would think this is funny.”

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Two young people were arrested after witnesses saw them climb into an abandoned house on Heath Crescent on Monday.

At around 11am, around five young people were seen climbing through a window and damaging property inside.

Police were called and they apprehend two of the five, who were arrested and taken back to station.

They were spoken to and will be given official police caution in relation to the incident. 

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Between 4.30pm on Friday and 8.30am on Monday two offices on Yambil Street were broken into.

A rear window at the back had been smashed allowing access to both offices.

A number of small items including electronics were stolen as well as cash.

If you have any information regarding any of these incidents, please contact Griffith Police Station on 6969 4299.