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2 arrested after 9/11 memorial wall in Oyster Bay vandalized with graffiti

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Two people are facing charges after allegedly vandalizing a September 11 memorial in Massapequa over the weekend.

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The Daily Caller

New York Police Reportedly Arrest Two People For Vandalizing 9/11 Memorial

New York's Nassau County Police Department (NCPD) arrested a 20-year-old man and a juvenile Sunday for allegedly vandalizing a 9/11 memorial over the weekend.

16 days ago·Washington, United States

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abc 7 NY

2 arrested after 9/11 memorial wall in Oyster Bay vandalized with graffiti

Two people are facing charges after allegedly vandalizing a September 11 memorial in Massapequa over the weekend.

18 days ago·New York, United States

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2 arrested after 9/11 memorial wall vandalized with graffiti

By Chantee Lans Click here for updates on this story MASSAPEQUA, Long Island (WABC) — Two people are facing charges after allegedly vandalizing a September 11 memorial in Massapequa over the weekend. Tayyab Muhammad, 20, and a juvenile were both arrested Sunday on charges of criminal mischief and making graffiti. Police say they caused $3,500 in damage at Tobay Beach on Ocean Parkway on Saturday afternoon — including at the Boatyard Restaura…

17 days ago·Atlanta, United States

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Two charged in Tobay Beach vandalism incident that defaced 9/11 monuments

Police have charged two individuals in connection with defacing multiple items at Tobay Beach, including two 9/11 memorials. Tayyab Muhammad, 20, from South Farmingdale and an unidentified suspect were arrested Sunday and charged with second-degree criminal mischief and making graffiti, according to police. They had allegedly spray painted the Boatyard Restaurant, men's and women’s bathrooms, concession stand, Surf Shack restaurant, west bathhou…

18 days ago

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