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Reward offered for help catching New Milford bandstand vandal

By Braley Dodson,

1 days ago

NEW MILFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Do you know someone who loves a Luke? You could get a $1,000 reward if you turn in a vandal to New Milford police.

New Milford Mayor Pete Bass posted about the reward on Sunday after a vandal painted “Luke” and a heart onto the town’s bandstand. He shared a picture of the graffiti, which appears to be done in blue spray paint.

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0bTeQ3_0wPjEoeN00 — New Milford is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a person who vandalized a bandstand. (Source: New Milford Mayor Pete Bass)

Bass vowed that police will “vigorously pursue” whoever placed the message.

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minion #2

1d ago

that's Sad, is there such a thing as Parenting anymore? discipline, structure and teaching Right from Wrong, wow

JPMerola

1d ago

Ask Luke! If it's the Luke I know, check the high school. 😉😆

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