Upper Gwynedd Police have issued a public thank you to the community after receiving a number of tips that ultimately led to the identity of the suspect responsible for a recent rash of graffiti and vandalism.
Police issued the call for public assistance on July 21, seeking the identity of the person responsible for a series graffiti and vandalism incidents. Police said the tagging was initially reported on July 15, with graffiti found in the areas of Supplee Road and Sumneytown Pike all the way through Sumneytown Pike and Valley Forge Road.
Earlier this morning, police announced that they had received “a number of tips” pointing to a specific Instagram account featuring many of the “tags” featured in their investigative photos, as well as several others that had not been reported. Police said they have identified the suspect as a juvenile, and charges are forthcoming.
“Successful law enforcement is a cooperative effort between the police and our community,” said Upper Gwynedd Police, in a statement posted to Facebook. “We work hard to foster a strong community partnership and truly appreciate your support and assistance.”
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