Police in York County say a Limerick woman sought revenge against the town by damaging a vehicle parked behind the Limerick Town Hall.
Deputies from the York County Sheriff’s Office were notified Thursday that someone had scratched a vehicle down to the bare metal, causing more than $6,500 in damage, according to Sheriff Bill King.
King said deputies identified 59-year-old Nanci Gammon as a suspect and obtained a warrant charging her with aggravated criminal mischief. She was taken into custody Friday and is being held on $1,000 bail at the York County Jail.
“It appears that Ms. Gammon had a beef with the town of Limerick and sought revenge by damaging a vehicle that was parked there,” King said.
Gammon is scheduled to be arraigned Monday.
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