Teens arrested after London high school trashed

Posted January 5, 2012 1:09 pm.

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Two 16-year-olds are under arrest after a London high school was broken into and heavily damaged, Monday.

According to the London Free Press, the office of John Paul II Secondary School was trashed, while the windows of the vice-principal’s office, library and gym were smashed.

Police say the damage tops out at $100,000.

The teens were arrested on Tuesday, but investigators will not say if they are students at that school.

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