BOSTON (WHDH) - Police in Boston have launched an investigation after vandals damaged at least three vehicles in the South End early Thursday morning, officials said.
Officers responding to a report of vandalized vehicles on Wellington Street near Columbus Avenue found a row of black SUVs that had been tagged with white spray paint, according to police.
One SUV had “BLM” spray-painted on the side, another had the message “F Trump” scrawled across it, and the other had tires that were either slashed or had the air let out of them.
A woman who owns one of the SUVs says she is grateful no one was hurt and that she understands that there is a message that people need to hear.
“This is minor compared to the damage that could be doing to a shop, breaking windows, and all of that. Maybe that’s why I am calm,” Cathy Gonzales said. “They’re getting their message across and I think it’s an important message that I can honestly say I support.”
Gonzales added that she wants the culprits held responsible for their actions.
Anyone with information on the acts of vandalism is urged to contact Boston police.
An investigation remains ongoing.
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