Vandalism

The discount store has been looted, vandalized and set on fire as Brooklyn Center sees a second night of rioting in the wake of the shooting death of Daunte Wright.

After his restaurant was the victim of vandalism, the owner chose to forgive the offender and extend an olive branch rather than turn him in to the police.

Security camera footage depicts the man, who allegedly also shouted racial slurs, smashing merchandise and appliances as bystanders react with alarm.

The graffiti appeared days after the restaurant's owner appeared on CNN to oppose Texas Governor Greg Abbott's decision to lift the state's mask mandate.

Mark Russo has been arrested in connection to a high-profile vandalism case that featured the QAnon slogan "WWG1WGA."

The insult was spray-painted in red across the entrance to the driveway of the lawyer's Pennsylvania property.

Brian Anthony Joe, 41, was taken into custody after he dropped 10 feet and landed on a woman at the gym, officials said.

Windows were smashed and walls graffitied with threatening messages by protesters in the Californian city of Vacaville.

The word "Trumper" as well as expletives were graffitied onto one of Jenna Ryan's realtor advertising placards in Carrollton, Texas.

Mayor Ted Wheeler called for increased penalties for repeat offenders who continually engage in violent actions and vandalism.

McConnell isn't the only legislator to have his home targeted. On Friday, police responded to a report on Nancy Pelosi's home being vandalized.

The fully marked Portland Police patrol vehicle was in a parking lot awaiting body damage repair when it was set alight, police said.

The vandalism occurred at a home in Sussex County, Delaware that had a Biden sign and Black Lives Matter flag on display.

The unidentified person reportedly hurled bricks at the ambulance, jumped on the hood of the vehicle and caused extensive damage.

Three people were arrested after the Multnomah County Democrats building in Portland, Oregon was vandalized, police said.

Deputies reportedly recovered two shotgun shell casings from the property of a house bearing multiple signs unfavorable towards President Donald Trump, including one reading "Dump Trump," on the morning after Election Day in Ohio.

Forty-five percent of Trump supporters also won't talk to friends or co-workers about their support for the president's re-election out of alienation concerns.

Several churches across the country supporting the Black Lives Matter movement have faced vandalism in recent months.

In a public safety report published on Tuesday, the Pittsburgh Police Department asked for the public's help in identifying the two men who "apparently shot paintballs at the Black Lives Matter mural Downtown."

Media bias has arguably never been as pronounced as it has been this summer.

On social media the owners of Swan Dive invited the demonstrators in for refreshments, shortly before the eatery was vandalized and its patrons harassed.

The stakes of this election are terrifyingly high.

Stop pretending as if looting is ever permissible or acceptable. It isn't.

The wall surrounding Graceland and the Levitt Shell were spray painted with phrases like "BLM", "Abolish ICE", and "Defund MPD."

Voters are smart enough to realize that these are the Democratic Party's riots.

The man worked at a long-standing mattress store in the city and arrived at the shop that night to witness protesters attempting to set it on fire.

Using DNA from the crash scene, police were able to positively match those samples to ones collected from spray paint cans found near the mural.

There is no excuse for the historical ignorance of today's vandals and statue-topplers.

In one small city, in Washington State, officials have outlawed chalk art saying it's "punishable by 364 days in jail and a $5,000 fine."

As part of a wave of statue vandalism, one Miami church found a effigy of Jesus torn from its base with its head cut off, police are investigating.