Speed Camera-Destroying Vigilante Strikes Again In DC: Report

WASHINGTON, DC -- D.C.'s speed camera-destroying vigilante is back, and police have released a new video to the public hoping to track him down (although judging by public sentiment, they aren't likely to get much help), according to a report.

Multiple speed cameras were knocked over and damaged in Northeast back in February, and video released by police showed a man getting out of a vehicle and then violently attacking a speed camera -- much to the delight of many in the city who hate the cameras.

"Someone out there is doing God's work," remarked Reddit user Scattered_Castles on the D.C. subreddit after the first round of vandalism.

Now new video posted by Fox 5 has emerged from another attack that happened earlier this month. And it appears it may be the same person: the vehicle looks similar, and the method of attack appears the same as well.

The video, embedded below, shows a person wearing dark clothing getting out of the back seat of an SUV (which police believe is a Hyundai Santa Fe), walking up to the camera, and then pushing it over. The person then gets back into the vehicle and leaves.

The latest incident reportedly happened at around 4 a.m. in the 3700 block of Southern Avenue SE back on April 12.

WATCH: @dcpolicedept are looking to identify a 'person of interest' seen in surveillance video pushing over a traffic camera in Southeast DC and getting away in a dark van. https://t.co/mbthGKmSro pic.twitter.com/agk6RCMTe6
— FOX 5 DC (@fox5dc) April 25, 2018

The following is video from the Metropolitan Police Department showing the original attack back in February:

Image: Screengrab of video from Metropolitan Police Department