Officers first discovered graffiti in the area of 17th Street and Philadelphia Avenue at approximately 5 a.m. on April 19, 2015. After a canvas of the area, officers located approximately 45 graffiti taggings affecting multiple businesses and citizens. With assistance from area businesses, officers learned that suspects from outside the local area were responsible for the vandalism.
Citizens and business owners that believe they are a victim of this series of graffiti taggings are asked to contact Detective David Whitmer of the Ocean City Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division at 410-520-5390 or dwhitmer@oceancitymd.gov.
The investigation is on-going at this time and charges are pending. Additional information, including the names of the suspects involved, will be forthcoming as the investigation progresses.
force em to clean the public toilets on the beach on the hottest,busiest day of tourist season. With their tongues.
ReplyDeleteMake their parents responsibile too.
ReplyDeleteWheres the pic, put A sign on them and make em stand on the hwy 30 days.
ReplyDeleteSpray paint there face.
ReplyDeletewhy should we make the parents responsibile 12 49 you must not have any kids
ReplyDeleteParents and kids both should be responsible to pay to properly correct the vandalism. Also community service should be required and a long probation term. Not PBG.
ReplyDeleteI bet they are adults, not kids
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