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Legal Topics > Criminal Law and Police > Property Crimes > Vandalism

What is Vandalism?
Vandalism is the damaging or destruction of someone else's property. Vandalism is usually done in a manner that the person either knows or should know is destructive.

Examples of Vandalism
  • Graffiti: any writing, drawing or symbol applied to any surface without the owners consent
  • Tagging: writing the person's name or gang affiliation on someone else's property
  • Acquisitive vandalism: damage to obtain money or property, like breaking a vending machine to get the money or the candy
Accused of Vandalism?
If you are accused of vandalism, you should speak to an attorney to learn more about your rights, your defenses and the complicated legal system.
 
Victims of Vandalism
If you are a victim of vandalism, you should call the police. If there is sufficient evidence, the police will then forward your case to the District Attorney's office to prosecute the person who committed the vandalism against you.

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