A shocking incident occurred in Florida where 34 Tesla Cybertrucks were vandalized with expletives against CEO Elon Musk. The incident happened overnight, and while Tesla has temporarily paused Cybertruck deliveries due to windshield wiper issues, the vandalism highlights growing tensions surrounding the company and its CEO.
A Kazakh tourist was apprehended for carving his name, ‘ALI,’ onto a wall of the House of the Ceii in Pompeii. The tourist is facing charges and will be responsible for any restoration costs.
Amidst the ongoing water crisis in Delhi, BJP workers vandalized the Delhi Jal Board office in Chhatarpur, sparking accusations of a conspiracy by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). AAP alleges that water pipelines are being deliberately sabotaged to worsen the situation. BJP leader Ramesh Bidhuri, while condemning the vandalism, attributed the incident to public anger over the water shortage. Meanwhile, BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj accused the AAP government of fabricating the water crisis and neglecting maintenance.
The family of a New Brunswick murder victim is devastated after finding the grave of their lost loved one vandalized. Lucas Solomon-Polchies was killed just over a year ago, and his mother says when she arrived at the graveyard on Wednesday evening where her son is buried she found everything had been burned. Two people have been charged in connection with his death. The family has informed the lead investigator on the case and police are investigating the incident.
A Shaw outage in northwest Calgary affected approximately 5,000 customers on Tuesday, marking the second outage in May. According to a Rogers Communications spokesperson, a fiber cut caused by vandalism and suspected copper wire theft was responsible for the disruption. The outage impacted several neighborhoods, including Balmoral, Brentwood, Bridgeland, and more. Vandalism-related outages are reportedly increasing rapidly year over year, and repair times can be extended due to the severity of the damage.
A San Gabriel Valley home cleaning business has been left reeling after a group of teens broke into their parking lot, caused extensive damage to their vehicles, and left behind a trail of chaos. The incident occurred in the early morning hours of Sunday, April 20th, at Pink Sponge Home Cleaning Service in Glendora. Surveillance footage captured the teens wreaking havoc, with one discharging a fire extinguisher and two others twerking on the hoods of the company’s fleet of Volkswagen Bugs. The teens kicked in headlights, damaged windows, and carved graffiti on the vehicles, leaving behind an estimated $25,000 in losses. One of the suspects, a 15-year-old from La Verne, has been arrested, while police are seeking to identify the two female accomplices.
A business in Glendora, California, has been vandalized by teens, causing $25,000 in damage. The teens broke into the business’s parking lot and vandalized multiple vehicles, including twerking on the hood of one of the cars. Police have arrested a 15-year-old in connection with the break-in and are searching for two additional teen girls who were involved. The business, Pink Sponge Home Cleaning, is known for its community service efforts, and the vandalism has left the owners disheartened.
A suspect in a recent break-in at Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass’s home is believed to have targeted her, according to Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón. The suspect, Ephraim Matthew Hunter, was charged with a felony count of first-degree residential burglary and a felony count of vandalism.
A San Gabriel Valley business has suffered extensive damage after vandals broke into their parking lot and caused havoc. The incident occurred at Pink Sponge Home Cleaning service in Glendora, where surveillance footage captured at least three teens engaging in destructive behavior. The damage, estimated at $25,000, included broken headlights, smashed windows, and carved-on hoods. One teen has been arrested, and police are searching for two teenage girls who were also involved. The business, known for its community involvement, is appealing for support through a GoFundMe campaign.
A 29-year-old man, Ephraim Matthew Hunter, has been charged with burglary and vandalism in connection with a break-in at the home of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass. Hunter allegedly shattered a glass door and entered the Getty House, the mayor’s official residence, early Sunday morning. Bass, her family, and her grandchild were home at the time, but no injuries were reported. Hunter was arrested and is being held on $100,000 bail. The Los Angeles County Public Defender’s Office is representing Hunter and has stated that he will receive a fair defense. The incident has raised questions about security protocols at the mayor’s residence and has been compared to the break-in at Nancy Pelosi’s San Francisco home in October 2022.
