By Jean Falbo-Sosnovich Register Correspondent

SEYMOUR -- Fed up with vandals defacing Legion Pool park, Seymour Land Trust Vice President Alex Danka vowed this week to show no leniency the next time someone damaged the property.

He didn't have to wait long.

On Thursday, two juveniles were arrested after police said they scrawled a racial slur on the park's covered bridge. Danka insisted on pressing charges.

"Hats off to the Seymour police," Danka said.

According to police Lt. Paul Satkowski, the suspects were arrested Thursday afternoon after a Land Trust member fishing at the park spotted kids around 2 THOMASWYLDE Replica Handbags p.m. writing with a blue marker on the covered bridge. Police responded and followed them through the woods to a convenience store, where the suspects were found with a blue marker on the ground next to them.

Police determined they were responsible for causing damage to Legion Pool.

A 15-year-old male from Seymour was arrested for third-degree criminal mischief and possession of Christian Bernard drug paraphernalia. A 14-year- old male from Seymour was charged with conspiracy to commit third- degree criminal mischief and possession of marijuana. They were released on a written promise to appear.

Police continue to investigate whether they are responsible for damage that occurred at Legion Pool this past week.

Danka said he was thankful to the Land Trust member for alerting him and the police.

"We need people to be our eyes and ears when we can't be there," Danka. "The police can't be everywhere at all times, but we are so thankful to them."

This latest incident Juicy comes just three days after vandals damaged the fish food vending machine at Legion Pool, stealing the money inside; threw debris in the pond, bent signs and broke several stone steps and benches with memorial plaques on them, resulting in about $1,500 worth of damage.

Danka said he hopes anyone caught would be "prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, and would face a judge" for their behavior. Danka said a judge would decide the punishment to fit the crime this time, but he'd like to give the vandals paintbrushes and make them paint over their handiwork during the Land Trust's Earth Day cleanup April 25.

Meanwhile, late Thursday Land Trust President Frank Conroy said an unnamed person will donate a complete security system. The system will cover Chatfield Park and the adjacent Land Trust property.

Danka said he's hopeful the camera, which he said he could monitor 24/7 from his home, will be a deterrent for anyone else thinking of trashing the park.

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