Youth Suspected in Towson Graffiti Case: Report

TOWSON, MD — A juvenile is reportedly responsible for some of the graffiti that appeared near Towson in the last month.

Police confirmed that a youth had been behind the spray-painting of the words South Park on a vehicle and the sign for the Seminary Overlook community at the end of January and had allegedly burglarized Graul's on Jan. 30, according to WBAL.

A host of other instances of vandalism — including swastikas and vulgar language — were also reported around that time but investigators told the TV station that it was not clear whether they were connected.

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The following cases of spray-paint vandalism were reported between Jan. 25 and 27, The Baltimore Sun said:

• Swastikas on vehicle windows, 1800 block of Landrake Road, Towson
• Swastika on driveway in 600 block of West Joppa Road, Towson
• Offensive language on dumpster and on basketball court near St. Pius School on York Road, Towson
• Racially charged words and symbol at Valley Fields Park in Lutherville

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