Medford police seek information on vandalisms
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Medford police seek information on vandalisms Medford police are asking for help identifying vandals who plagued the city Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning. Police investigated about 30 cases of vandalism, which appear to be related, said Medford police Lt. Mike Moran. Most cases involved vehicles that had broken windows or snapped-off side-view mirrors. Air-rifle pellets or spark plugs may have been used to break some of the windows, Moran said. Vandals also tipped over a vending machine and an outhouse at Cedar Links Golf Club. The cases caused a total of $7,500 in damage, Moran said. More than one case was reported on Chestnut and Pennsylvania avenues and Randolph Street. The city occasionally experiences rashes of criminal mischief, said Moran, but that "these are obviously the kind of people who really don't care about our state of national emergency." Mail Tribune Home | Ottaway Newspapers, Inc. | Dow Jones & Co., Inc. | Privacy | Contact Us Copyright � 2001 Mail Tribune, Inc.