Two arrested, accused of vandalizing construction equipment at Gwinnett site
“We appreciate the community’s support in helping us identify suspects responsible for crimes in Gwinnett County,” Gwinnett police said in a post on Facebook.
Stay updated with breaking news from Cole Hemphill. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
“We appreciate the community’s support in helping us identify suspects responsible for crimes in Gwinnett County,” Gwinnett police said in a post on Facebook.
Police said surveillance video showed two people “damaging windshield wipers from two excavators, spray painting, jamming a screwdriver into the seat of a construction vehicle, and stealing two SIM cards from a security camera.”
Gwinnett County Police have arrested the two young men they believe are responsible for the vandalism and property damage on March 27 at a Rowen construction site.
Gwinnett County police have arrested two men accused of vandalizing the construction site for the Rowen "knowledge community."
The Gwinnett County Police Department arrested on Wednesday two suspects who allegedly vandalized a construction site near Dacula.