Marbella gets tough on graffiti in public places

Officials say that many offenders are underage and are “looking to gain notoriety” with their work

Nieves Castro

Friday, 15 December 2017, 11:09

Councillors in Marbella are getting tough on people vandalising public spaces with graffiti.

A task force has been set up to blitz clean current graffiti in the town and the Local Police has committed to clamping down on suspects. Officials say that many offenders are underage and are looking to gain notoriety with their work.

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