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Park users are not amused by Queen Victoria's vandals.
(From Hull Daily Mail)
Byline: Emma Wright e.wright@mailnewsmedia.co.uk
A STATUE of Queen Victoria was dressed up in a tinsel necklace and red lipstick.
The vandalism happened overnight and is believed to be the work of drunken revellers.
But Pearson Park users were not amused by the defacement on the statue, dubbing it "selfish" and "antisocial".
The statue was dressed up with pink tinsel around its neck, a red T-shirt with a peace symbol on it, red lipstick and a bandana.
It is believed the vandalism happened some time over Tuesday night as it was discovered on Wednesday morning. Robert Monk, 35, took photographs of the …
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