Tag Archives: Vandalism

• News

  Joshua Tree closure: Social media fueled vandalism closes national park

  “Oatmeal cookie,” some of the graffiti reads. “Little nature boy.”
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  Chesterfield schools report Spring Break vandalisms

  Anyone with information is asked to call Chesterfield County Crimesolvers at 804-748-0660
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  Neighbors react to the vandalism of a Chesterfield family’s home

  A family’s home was vandalized and then set on fire in a Chesterfield neighborhood.
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  Construction site vandalized in Richmond overnight

  Richmond police tell us a construction site was vandalize Saturday night.
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  Vandal damages J.R. Tucker’s football field

  Police say a vandal drove his car onto J.R. Tucker’s football field sometime after the football game on Friday, damaging the grass.
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  Dozens of cars vandalized in Church Hill overnight

  More than 20 vehicles were vandalized overnight in Church Hill.
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  Body shop repairs, tricks out bullied gay student’s ride

  A Radford University student has a newly restored car after it was vandalized several times with gay slurs. His reaction is priceless.
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  Thousands of dollars in Chesterfield property damage

  Residents of the normally quiet Salisbury neighborhood in Chesterfield woke Friday morning to find the aftermath of a rash of vandalism had spread throughout the neighborhood.
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  Broken glass cuts feet, forces West End pool to close

  Families who use the Church Run neighborhood pool have not been able to swim for much of the week.
• News / Offbeat

  CAUGHT ON VIDEO: Mystery man vandalizes Picasso painting

  A man claiming to be a Mexican artist drew a bull, and wrote the word “conquista” on a 1929 painting.
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  Students: Highland Springs vandalism was class prank

  Henrico County School officials are investigating after Highland Springs High School staff arrived today to find the school had been vandalized overnight.
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  Reward offered in church hate crime case

  FBI called it a potential hate crime “due to the sheer volume of profane religious and racial graffiti discovered.”