vandalism

Britain's beloved centuries-old Sycamore Gap Tree, also known as the Robin Hood Tree, was taken down with a chainsaw.
Ivan Danailov Dimitrov wrote a letter of apology “to the Italians and to the whole world.”
Investigators were on the case when the Grand Canal became fluorescent green overnight.
The postgame rowdiness resulted in 15 arrests and 16 people taken to the hospital.
Matthew Greenwood, 32, and Jeremy Crahan, 40, were arrested Saturday over the alleged attack, which left more than 15,000 without power.
A farm manager said someone left a spray-painted message that said "we’ll be back."
The U.S. Park Police said that a male suspect has been arrested for the vandalism, which asked onlookers, "Have u been f**ked by this."
"This man, Pat Collins, is clearly a national treasure," tweeted MSNBC's Joy Reid.
Floyd's brother attended the unveiling on Juneteenth. The vandalism might be the second time Patriot Front fascists have defaced Floyd's image this month.
The artist who sculpted the ceramic bust called the vandalism "an act of racism." Police are investigating.