KSBY News

Vandals cover SLO County Sheriff's Nipomo Office with graffiti

By KSBY Staff,

2024-07-27

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3icHy3_0uesFLH300

The San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Office says its Report Center in Nipomo was vandalized with offensive graffiti on July 25.

County officials are working to identify those responsible for the crime.

If you have any information related to the vandalism, the County Sheriff's Office asks that you call their non-emergency dispatch line at 805-781-4550, option 3.

You can also make an anonymous report to Crime Stoppers by calling 805-549-7867, or online by clicking here: https://www.p3tips.com/tipform.aspx?ID=805&CX=C9302C.

Expand All

Read in NewsBreak

Comments / 1

Add a Comment

Mary Gutierrez

07-27

I hope they have cameras and can identify these hoodlums! Lawlessness is needlessly spreading to every community. Nipomo needs more law enforcement officers not less. It’s time to man and fully fund our substation!

View all comments

YOU MAY ALSO LIKE

Local News

‘I never use theirs’: Walmart worker issues warning to customers about using the bathrooms

NewsNinja3 days ago

DOJ sues software company controlling 80% of rental market – accuses of price fixing rents in CA

The HD Post22 days ago

Veteran Jacksonville police officer charged with kidnapping, stalking woman

Jacksonville Today21 days ago

Vision screenings for driver’s license renewals will be required in ’25 to enhance driver safety

Northern Kentucky Tribune16 days ago

Fentanyl-meth combo ravages homeless in Denver, so why aren't there better treatments?

David Heitz28 days ago

Ross shopper says the worker checked her receipt at the door and went through her bag.

NewsNinja4 days ago

Deputy killed in car crash while responding to accident

Robert Russell Shaneyfelt1 day ago

Children living in car on Denver’s streets as advocate can't be heard

David Heitz11 days ago

Arlington Crash: Man Dead, Woman Critical

Robert Russell Shaneyfelt20 days ago

Major Bust Uncovers 10,000 Pounds of Illegally Harvested Berries in Florida

Uncovering Florida15 days ago

18-year-old woman killed by wanted suspect in Cleburne shooting

Robert Russell Shaneyfelt22 days ago

Fatal Crash Claims Three Lives in Denton County

Robert Russell Shaneyfelt27 days ago

This Is Why Idaho Is The State People Are Least Likely To Move Away From

Shop with Me Mama18 days ago

Man Sentenced to 4+ Years for Checks Stolen from U.S. Mail

Morristown Minute3 days ago

Denver will open homeless warming shelters at 25 degrees, mayor says

David Heitz22 days ago

Cleburne Woman Charged with Fatal Stabbing of Father-in-Law

Robert Russell Shaneyfelt7 days ago

Report says 1,114 bank branches have closed in California – predicts branches become extinct by 2037

The HD Post19 days ago

Another fire forces evacuations, closes highway near Togwotee Pass

WyoFile6 days ago

A 6-year-old boy went home with a black eye after being bullied on his Chesterfield school bus

Margaret Minnicks13 days ago

Report says 7 California cities make the top 10 for most expensive to cool home in America

The HD Post17 days ago

Colombian Citizen Guilty of Importing Cocaine to US

Morristown Minute2 days ago

Booneville Woman Charged with Felony Fraud

Mississippi News Group22 days ago

Lake Lewisville Recovery: 20-year-old's Body Found

Robert Russell Shaneyfelt4 days ago

Seventeen people from Denver homeless housing surge die

David Heitz20 days ago

Nearly a year ago: Officials identified two of three Lake Lewisville drowning victims

Robert Russell Shaneyfelt15 days ago

Aurora police chief begins daily Venezuelan gang call

David Heitz22 days ago

Pup Whose Owner Abandoned Her At Vet After Learning Price Of Treatment Is Searching For Family

Camilo Díaz12 days ago

Border Patrol’s refusal to rescue an injured man by cutting the wall shows a larger “cultural problem,” former CBP commissioner says

Arizona Luminaria15 days ago

Inmate at state prison near Morea dies, prison reports

The Shenandoah (PA) Sentinel29 days ago

Former Bank CEO and Accomplice Guilty in $1.8M Loan Fraud

Morristown Minute29 days ago

It’s essential to note our commitment to transparency:

Our Terms of Use acknowledge that our services may not always be error-free, and our Community Standards emphasize our discretion in enforcing policies. As a platform hosting over 100,000 pieces of content published daily, we cannot pre-vet content, but we strive to foster a dynamic environment for free expression and robust discourse through safety guardrails of human and AI moderation.

Comments / 0

Community Policy