Pumpkin Patch Vandals Identified

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Three teens took photos in this truck on Saturday night and posted it on Instagram. The teens, in addition to underaged drinking, destroyed about $500 worth of property.

Three high school freshmen have been identified as the vandals who did $500 worth of damage at the Palisades YMCA Pumpkin Patch last Saturday night.

The male teenagers posted themselves on Instagram after the Y’s Pumpkin Patch was closed in Temescal Canyon. Sunday morning, a worker arrived and found empty Coors cans inside the Patch and about 20 destroyed pumpkins.

Several residents recognized the three teens in the photo, when it was posted, and reported the names to Circling the News.

The Instagram photo and names have been turned over to YMCA Executive Director Jim Kirtley and to LAPD Senior Lead Officer Michael Moore.

Circling the News hopes that the boys will be pressed into service to repay the debt and to find some guidance so that this will be a one-time occurrence.

Oscar Rodriquez (left) and Jim Kirtley found pumpkins broken and damaged at the YMCA Pumpkin Patch at Simon’s Meadow when the patch opened on Sunday morning.

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One Response to Pumpkin Patch Vandals Identified

  1. Marge Gold says:

    It leaves you scratching your head and wondering……who commits a crime and posts pictures? I am glad the teens have been identified.

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