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RCPD investigating cases involving vandalism

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By Brandon Peoples on April 17, 2023 Local News, Manhattan
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Riley County Police are investigating an incident of vandalism at Anneberg Park.

A criminal damage to property report was filed Saturday listing the City of Manhattan as the victim after an unknown suspect damaged and destroyed dispensers, trash cans, a mirror and a sink in a women’s bathroom. The total loss is about $630. 

Anyone with information is urged to call Crime Stoppers.

Elsewhere over the weekend, a Manhattan man was arrested on a Riley County District Court warrant for failure to appear. 

According to RCPD, 42-year-old Justin Everett is charged with criminal damage to property, stemming from an October 2020 arrest. Everett is accused of spray-painting a 39-year-old woman’s trash can and yard. 

He was issued a $20,000 bond, but was no longer confined as of Monday’s report. 

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