Posted by Tag One on Tuesday, June 8, 2010,
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SINGAPORE: A warrant of arrest has been issued for B****** L****
D*** A********, the man suspected to be an accomplice of the Swiss
national charged with vandalising an MRT train in Singapore.
In a statement released late Monday evening, the Police said that, in
consultation with the Attorney-General's Chambers, it applied for the
arrest warrant and this was granted by the Subordinate Courts.
Posted by Tag One on Monday, March 22, 2010,
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By Energeticcity.ca staff
The local RCMP is seeking public assistance in its hunt to find an unwelcome fence painter.
It follows a complaint last evening of a suspcious male spray painting
the rear fence of the Shell Canada Upstream office, at the corner of
99th avenue and 87th street.
He's described only as dressed in a dark colored hoody and black down-filled jacket.
However, there's also a report he left the scene heading west on 100th avenue, in a Dark Blue Chevy pickup.
Posted by Tag One on Thursday, January 7, 2010,
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Germantown Police want to hear from anyone who has information
about recent vandalism in Germantown parks. A Crime Stoppers reward is
being offered to anyone supplying information that leads to an arrest.
On
Friday morning, December 18, officers found a wooden fence completely
torn down and cut and the initials “GK” spray painted on the park
playground and skate park at Houston Levee Park, 9755 Wolf River
Boulevard.
On Saturday morning, December 19, officers found
graffiti painted on and ar... Continue reading ...
Late
last month, San Jose cops made an announcement that reverberated like a
shock wave through the ranks of local graffiti fans. Police in the
South Bay metropolis believed they had unmasked
the prominent artist-vandal known as "Girafa," a graffiti "writer" --
as such auteurs prefer to be called -- who has left an opus of charming
giraffes on innumerable stret...
Posted by Tag One on Monday, September 21, 2009,
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Astonishing. Graffiti artists are still doing the ol' "sneak into a
museum and hang unsolicited work" trick. The latest, Mat Benote,
fancies himself a "Fine Art Graffiti Artist" and has actually already
pulled this stunt at the Guggenheim.
His latest conquest was the walls of the Brooklyn Museum, and one of
his minions wrote to tell us this is "the Cloak & Dagger style of
graffiti art that he has become known for." So controversial! So... 2005!
They strike at night, over the weekend, and work in the shadow of darkness. Their weapon: spray paint.
Annapolis police are trying to stop these vandals from leaving their marks on buildings in the city.
Over
the past month, police have found six instances of graffiti in the
downtown area. The markings generally appear after 9 p.m. and are found
on back alleys and the sides of buildin...
Posted by Tag One on Friday, September 11, 2009,
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By Joe Johnson | joe.johnson@onlineathens.com | Story updated at 11:46 pm on 9/9/2009
Athens-Clarke
police are tracking down a group of men who apparently have spent the
past month vandalizing buildings and property throughout the county.
Police
don't know if the group that is spray-painting the name "DBK" around
town is a gang, but the case has been assigned to an Athens-Clarke
police gang investigator.
DBK first appeared Aug. 8
on a traffic light contro...
According to a police source, “Sum Z” may be at it again.
The
graffitist, whose real name is J*** C********, 35, of Ozone Park, was
arrested on 88th Street and 103rd Avenue in the early morning hours of
Friday, August 29 of last year, after he and his female accomplice,
Z***** L****, 22, were caught red-handed making graffiti on the outside
of an 18-wheel tractor-tra... Continue reading ...
Posted by Officer Oh Shit on Tuesday, July 7, 2009,
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Los Altos police focus on San Jose graffiti crew in tagging spree
By Diana Samuels Daily News Staff Writer
Los Altos
police continue to search for four vandals who scratched graffiti into
the windows of about 70 downtown businesses a week and a half ago,
focusing on a tagging crew from San Jose.
At
about 2 a.m. on June 20, police said, two men and two women spent 45
minutes going from business to business along Main Street, etching the
tags "CLOPS NLT," "TWON" and swastikas into doors and window...
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