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Sydney students charged after ‘causing $50,000 in damage to Fairfield West school during muck-up day’ – 7NEWS.com.au
Six teenagers were charged over the alleged ransacking of the school, which saw windows smashed and walls spray-painted with graffiti.
Six students have been charged after a Sydney school was ransacked and vandalised in a Year 12 muck-up day, causing up to $50,000 worth of damage.
The teens – aged 17 and 18 – allegedly broke into the Fairfield West school on the evening of Wednesday, September 23.
Police allege the group damaged classrooms, spray-painted walls and smashed property.
The damage is estimated to be worth between $40,000 to $50,000.
Six students have been charged. Credit: 7NEWS
When police arrived at the school…
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