Police looking to speak to man who urinated behind a bookshelf in Salisbury Library

Wednesday, 24 November 2021 00:00

Wiltshire Police would like to speak to the man pictured below in connection with a public order offence at Salisbury Library.

According to Wiltshire Police at around midday on October the 20th, a man entered the library and went to the local studies section on the first floor. He appeared to check for CCTV in the premises before facing a bookshelf and urinating into a container which he left in the library before leaving.

There were students working nearby at the time.

"Anyone with information should call 101 and quote crime reference number 54210104375," said a spokesperson for Wiltshire Police.

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