Teenager charged with criminal damage after shop windows smashed in Harborough

As we previously reported, Lloyds Bank on the town’s High Street and Market Harborough Building Society and the Tesco Metro store on The Square were among businesses targeted
By Red Williams
Published 6th Feb 2022, 11:09 BST
Updated 6th Feb 2022, 11:12 BST
A teenage man has been charged with four counts of criminal damage after the windows of four shops and businesses in Market Harborough were smashed on Friday.A teenage man has been charged with four counts of criminal damage after the windows of four shops and businesses in Market Harborough were smashed on Friday.
A teenage man has been charged with four counts of criminal damage after the windows of four shops and businesses in Market Harborough were smashed on Friday.

A teenager has been charged with four counts of criminal damage after the windows of four shops and businesses in Market Harborough were smashed on Friday.

Tyler Clarke, 19, of Coriander Road, Leicester, has now been released on conditional bail to appear at Loughborough magistrates’ court on Wednesday February 23, Leicestershire Police said today (Saturday).

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Clarke has been charged by police after windows were broken at four shops and commercial premises in Market Harborough town centre in the early hours of yesterday.

Lloyds Bank on the town’s High Street and Market Harborough Building Society and the Tesco Metro store on The Square were among businesses targeted.