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An 81-year-old California man accused of using a slingshot to vandalize car and house windows in his neighborhood over the course of a decade died this week, one day after bonding out of jail.

Prince King was accused of breaking windows and car windshields and of narrowly missing people with ball bearings shot from a slingshot.

Police say the suspect had been "victimising" residents in his California neighbourhood for nearly a decade.

A "serial slingshot shooter"' who for years had allegedly antagonised residents of his California neighbourhood has been arrested, police say.

Royally ticked off neighbors in Azusa, California are relieved that 81-year-old Prince King has been arrested. Police in the Los Angeles County city said in a Facebook post...

Azusa police collared octogenarian Prince King on Thursday after learning he -- and not a teenage boy -- was the person believed to be responsible for various instances of vandalism caused by the slingshot over the course of nine to ten years.

Prince Raymond King was found with a slingshot and ball bearings when police executed a search warrant on his $640,000 home in leafy West Crescent Drive in Azusa

Residents in Azusa, Calif., have been plagued by broken windows for years. The police say they have found the man who did it.

Police called the man a "serial slingshot shooter," saying the incidents lasted over the course of a decade.