Three men sought over station graffiti incident
The Journal
|September 03, 2025
MULTIPLE Tyne and Wear Metro trains have been sprayed with graffiti at Pelaw Station, with police investigating the alleged criminal damage in Gateshead. Northumbria Police was informed of the incident just after 3pm on Thursday, August 7, and officers have now released images of three men they'd like to speak to.
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Police say three people are thought to have entered the station in Green Lane, and after spraying the trains, they were challenged by members of staff and fled on foot. Northumbria Police officers have been investigating since this took place.
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