Art work Vandals usually express their protests and emotions with their own form of style. FILE PHOTO
Police are looking for a group of teenagers who were believed behind the series of vandalism incidents on parked vehicles in various areas in Baguio City.
Investigator SPO1 Dionisio Lomerez Jr. said they have on their possession a CCTV video, showing the suspects vandalizing the vehicles, using not only paints but also nails to create their artworks and even write indecent or vulgar words.
Lomerez Jr. said they are now coordinating with different village officials to help them identify the suspects.
He also appealed to the parents of the teenagers to encourage their children to pour their energy into something useful for the village instead of destroying other people’s properties.
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This developed as the local police vowed to intensify the strict implementation of curfew hours on teenagers after it was determined that most incidents especially in Barangay Brookside happened way past 10 p.m.
Car owners said they felt helpless since they thought that their communities are safe but the inability of the police to arrest the vandals are giving them sleepless nights.
