Several unauthorized posters and stickers were placed on private property during last week of August.
UPDATE:
Kingston Police say the person of interest has been identified. The investigation is still on-going.
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Kingston Police are investigating what is being described as a case of mischief in the city's university district.
A number of posters and stickers have been found attached to private property without permission during the last week of August. These unauthorized posters were raising awareness about social issues and topics.
Investigators want to speak to a woman (seen in the photo) who they say is a person of interest in the case. They say she may be driving a dark-coloured minivan possibly a Toyota Sienna.
Anyone who can identify the woman is asked to contact Kingston Police are 613-549-4660 or email: ajackson@kingstonpolice.ca.
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