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Car windows smashed in Ocean Beach
“Who does these types of things so close to the beautiful Pacific?”
The product of someone's random act of thoughtlessness
Monday morning (April 25), residents along the 4800 block of Coronado Avenue in Ocean Beach woke up to find their cars had been vandalized in what appeared to be a drive-by smashing of windows between Sunset Cliffs Boulevard and Cable Street.
“So, this is what my family and many other families trying to take their children to school this morning woke up to on Coronado Avenue,” said resident Russ Johnson. “I hope the thoughtless, disrespectful fools get a visit from Karma…. Two-hundred bucks unplanned spending down the drain. Guess that's life, but who does these types of things so close to the beautiful Pacific?”
According to Officer Easter from SDPD Media Relations, “A total of six unoccupied vehicle windows were smashed, no thefts were reported.”
The vandalized cars included 2004 and 2011 Hondas, a 2007 Toyota RAV 4, a 2012 Kia, 2006 Subaru, and a 2001 Ford.
The victims filed police reports and an investigation is ongoing.
Anyone with information regarding the incident is asked to contact the SDPD at 619-531-2000.
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Car windows smashed in Ocean Beach
“Who does these types of things so close to the beautiful Pacific?”
Car windows smashed in Ocean Beach
“Who does these types of things so close to the beautiful Pacific?”
The product of someone's random act of thoughtlessness
Monday morning (April 25), residents along the 4800 block of Coronado Avenue in Ocean Beach woke up to find their cars had been vandalized in what appeared to be a drive-by smashing of windows between Sunset Cliffs Boulevard and Cable Street.
“So, this is what my family and many other families trying to take their children to school this morning woke up to on Coronado Avenue,” said resident Russ Johnson. “I hope the thoughtless, disrespectful fools get a visit from Karma…. Two-hundred bucks unplanned spending down the drain. Guess that's life, but who does these types of things so close to the beautiful Pacific?”
According to Officer Easter from SDPD Media Relations, “A total of six unoccupied vehicle windows were smashed, no thefts were reported.”
The vandalized cars included 2004 and 2011 Hondas, a 2007 Toyota RAV 4, a 2012 Kia, 2006 Subaru, and a 2001 Ford.
The victims filed police reports and an investigation is ongoing.
Anyone with information regarding the incident is asked to contact the SDPD at 619-531-2000.
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