Two riverfront sculptures damaged, police seek public help

A damaged 'Tiger' statue in the Windsor Sculpture Park is seen without its head in Windsor, Ont. on Tuesday, March 10, 2020. (Ricardo Veneza / CTV Windsor)

Windsor, Ont. — In less than a week, Windsor police say two statues in the city-owned Windsor Sculpture Garden have been damaged.

On March 3, police received a report that the tail on the 'Business Man on a Horse' statue had been removed and was missing.

Then on Monday, there was a second case of damage, with the head of the 'Tiger' statue having been removed.

Police believe tools would have been needed to remove the pieces of the statues.

The 'Business Man on a Horse' statue has been removed from its location in the Windsor Sculpture Garden after police report its tail had gone missing. Photo taken March 10, 2020. (Ricardo Veneza/CTV Windsor)

The Windsor Sculpture Park is spread along the riverfront beside Riverside Drive West.

The incidents are believed to be related, and police are looking for help from the public.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 519-255-6700 ext. 4350 or Crime Stoppers at 519-258-8477.