Boy tried after spitting on WWI monument

london - The British authorities have done everything to find a boy who spit on a war memorial. He eventually got a fine of 75 pounds (more than 83 euros), reports the police.

The teenager struck in Newham earlier this year. There he spat on a monument for soldiers who perished during the First World War. Agents saw that on camera images and took the case high. Researchers even obtained the DNA of the monument's kid. The police used that to track down and pick up the boy.

The judge called the act of the young vandal 'disrespectful' and 'despicable. 'Police Chief Richard Tucker expressed the hope that the ruling is a warning to the address of other potential vandals.