CUMBERLAND — Two juveniles face criminal charges for allegedly painting graffiti and anti-Semitic symbols on Greely Middle School and some surrounding homes the night of Dec. 1. Police said the two youths face charges of aggravated criminal mischief because of the extent of the damage. Several buildings around the center of town were targets of […]
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Police to charge 2 for Greely Middle School graffiti
Cumberland police said they plan to file aggravated criminal mischief charges against the middle schoolers.
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