RICHARD
07-03-2010, 08:49 AM
I usually frown on this kind of arsehattery, but lmao about this one.
I like it.:D
Alhambra man suspected of cat-themed graffiti spree
ALHAMBRA -- Authorities arrested an Alhambra man Wednesday on suspicion of scrawling graffiti images of cats throughout the Los Angeles area.
Rick Ordonez, 33, was booked on suspicion of felony vandalism, Los Angeles County sheriff's Detective Marlon Johnson said.
He is suspected of causing about $15,000 worth of damage to freeways, buildings and private property this year, the detective said. His drawings were mainly of cartoon cats, officials said.
Through informants and tips, officials identified Ordonez as a suspect in the vandalisms and arrested him without incident Wednesday at his home in the 200 block of Elm Street in Alhambra, Johnson said. Detectives first noticed the appearance of the cats at the beginning of the year.
Ordonez, a graphic designer and former skateboard shop owner who goes by the nickname "Atlas", is believed to belong to a Los Angeles-area tagging crew, though the investigation focused solely on him as an individual, Johnson said.
The detective said Ordonez kept cats as pets and described him as a "cat-lover." Officials said Ordonez was due in Los Angeles Superior Court Tuesday for arraignment. According to sheriff's booking records, Ordonez was being held in lieu of $50,000 bail.
http://www.insidesocal.com/sgvcrime/CATS%20tagging2.jpg
PHOTO: This image, provided by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, shows cats allegedly drawn by Ordonez at the 10 Freeway and Ceasar Chaves Avenue. (Photographed in mid-April)
I like it.:D
Alhambra man suspected of cat-themed graffiti spree
ALHAMBRA -- Authorities arrested an Alhambra man Wednesday on suspicion of scrawling graffiti images of cats throughout the Los Angeles area.
Rick Ordonez, 33, was booked on suspicion of felony vandalism, Los Angeles County sheriff's Detective Marlon Johnson said.
He is suspected of causing about $15,000 worth of damage to freeways, buildings and private property this year, the detective said. His drawings were mainly of cartoon cats, officials said.
Through informants and tips, officials identified Ordonez as a suspect in the vandalisms and arrested him without incident Wednesday at his home in the 200 block of Elm Street in Alhambra, Johnson said. Detectives first noticed the appearance of the cats at the beginning of the year.
Ordonez, a graphic designer and former skateboard shop owner who goes by the nickname "Atlas", is believed to belong to a Los Angeles-area tagging crew, though the investigation focused solely on him as an individual, Johnson said.
The detective said Ordonez kept cats as pets and described him as a "cat-lover." Officials said Ordonez was due in Los Angeles Superior Court Tuesday for arraignment. According to sheriff's booking records, Ordonez was being held in lieu of $50,000 bail.
http://www.insidesocal.com/sgvcrime/CATS%20tagging2.jpg
PHOTO: This image, provided by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, shows cats allegedly drawn by Ordonez at the 10 Freeway and Ceasar Chaves Avenue. (Photographed in mid-April)