Police investigate wave of vandalism in Price

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By JOHN SERFUSTINI
Sun Advocate Reporter

Price police are investigating about 30 separate incidents of vandalism that hit Price cars and some buildings over the weekend.

According to Sgt. Bill Barnes, most of the damage occurred in the north-central part of town. The vandalism included spray-painting, scratching of vehicles and tire slashing. "Sometimes it was only one of these things, sometimes it was all three," he said Monday.

The sergeant said that the incidents began to be reported Sunday, which would indicate that the vandalism spree happened sometime Saturday night.

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