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Police Looking For Vandalism Suspects

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WICOMICO Co., Md. - Wicomico County Police are investigating to vandalism incidents at Parkside and Wicomico Sr. High.

Investigation showed that the unidentified perpetrators used spray paint to de-face the baseball dug-out, the bleachers and concession stand at Parkside High School while doing the same on the ball field at Wicomico Sr. High School to the dugout there. The investigation is on-going.

The crime is believed to have occurred possibly during the overnight hours just preceding the discovery of the vandalism.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office at 410-548-4891. Information leading to the arrest of those responsible will be eligible for a cash reward.

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