Savannah Police Department: SPD Seeks To Identify Two In Vandalism Investigation

Savannah GA

21 December, 2021

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Press release from the Savannah Police Department: Keturah Greene December 21st, 2021 SAVANNAH, GA (December 21, 2021) – Savannah Police detectives need the community's help identifying two males responsible for multiple vandalism incidents in the Highlands area. Officers responded to reports of vandalism at several residences in the Spring Lake subdivision between December 12 and 13. Two males were captured on surveillance footage drawing a swastika and slurs in chalk on the driveway of a home. Officers located these drawings on additional driveways in that neighborhood. The suspects appear to be white males in their 20s, one wearing a long sleeve plaid shirt and dark jeans and the other wearing a t-shirt and jeans.   Anyone with information on their identities is encouraged to contact detectives at (912) 651-6994 Ext. 1391 or CrimeStoppers at (912) 234-2020. Tipsters remain anonymous and may qualify for a cash reward. CrimeStoppers tips can also be submitted online by visiting SavannahChathamCrimeStoppers.org and clicking "Submit Online Tip." SAVANNAH, GA (December 21, 2021) – Savannah Police detectives need the community's help identifying two males responsible for multiple vandalism incidents in the Highlands area. Officers responded to reports of vandalism at several residences in the Spring Lake subdivision between December 12 and 13. Two males were captured on surveillance footage drawing a swastika and slurs in chalk on the driveway of a home. Officers located these drawings on additional driveways in that neighborhood. The suspects appear to be white males in their 20s, one wearing a long sleeve plaid shirt and dark jeans and the other wearing a t-shirt and jeans.   Anyone with information on their identities is encouraged to contact detectives at (912) 651-6994 Ext. 1391 or CrimeStoppers at (912) 234-2020. Tipsters remain anonymous and may qualify for a cash reward. CrimeStoppers tips can also be submitted online by visiting SavannahChathamCrimeStoppers.org and clicking "Submit Online Tip." SAVANNAH, GA (December 21, 2021) – Savannah Police detectives need the community's help identifying two males responsible for multiple vandalism incidents in the Highlands area. Officers responded to reports of vandalism at several residences in the Spring Lake subdivision between December 12 and 13. Two males were captured on surveillance footage drawing a swastika and slurs in chalk on the driveway of a home. Officers located these drawings on additional driveways in that neighborhood. The suspects appear to be white males in their 20s, one wearing a long sleeve plaid shirt and dark jeans and the other wearing a t-shirt and jeans.   Anyone with information on their identities is encouraged to contact detectives at (912) 651-6994 Ext. 1391 or CrimeStoppers at (912) 234-2020. Tipsters remain anonymous and may qualify for a cash reward. CrimeStoppers tips can also be submitted online by visiting SavannahChathamCrimeStoppers.org and clicking "Submit Online Tip." SAVANNAH, GA (December 21, 2021) – Savannah Police detectives need the community's help identifying two males responsible for multiple vandalism incidents in the Highlands area. Officers responded to reports of vandalism at several residences in the Spring Lake subdivision between December 12 and 13. Two males were captured on surveillance footage drawing a swastika and slurs in chalk on the driveway of a home. Officers located these drawings on additional driveways in that neighborhood. The suspects appear to be white males in their 20s, one wearing a long sleeve plaid shirt and dark jeans and the other wearing a t-shirt and jeans.   Anyone with information on their identities is encouraged to contact detectives at (912) 651-6994 Ext. 1391 or CrimeStoppers at (912) 234-2020. Tipsters remain anonymous and may qualify for a cash reward. CrimeStoppers tips can also be submitted online by visiting SavannahChathamCrimeStoppers.org and clicking "Submit Online Tip." SAVANNAH, GA (December 21, 2021) – Savannah Police detectives need the community's help identifying two males responsible for multiple vandalism incidents in the Highlands area. Officers responded to reports of vandalism at several residences in the Spring Lake subdivision between December 12 and 13. Two males were captured on surveillance footage drawing a swastika and slurs in chalk on the driveway of a home. Officers located these drawings on additional driveways in that neighborhood. The suspects appear to be white males in their 20s, one wearing a long sleeve plaid shirt and dark jeans and the other wearing a t-shirt and jeans.   Anyone with information on their identities is encouraged to contact detectives at (912) 651-6994 Ext. 1391 or CrimeStoppers at (912) 234-2020. Tipsters remain anonymous and may qualify for a cash reward. CrimeStoppers tips can also be submitted online by visiting SavannahChathamCrimeStoppers.org and clicking "Submit Online Tip." SAVANNAH, GA (December 21, 2021) – Savannah Police detectives need the community's help identifying two males responsible for multiple vandalism incidents in the Highlands area. Officers responded to reports of vandalism at several residences in the Spring Lake subdivision between December 12 and 13. Two males were captured on surveillance footage drawing a swastika and slurs in chalk on the driveway of a home. Officers located these drawings on additional driveways in that neighborhood. The suspects appear to be white males in their 20s, one wearing a long sleeve plaid shirt and dark jeans and the other wearing a t-shirt and jeans.   Anyone with information on their identities is encouraged to contact detectives at (912) 651-6994 Ext. 1391 or CrimeStoppers at (912) 234-2020. Tipsters remain anonymous and may qualify for a cash reward. CrimeStoppers tips can also be submitted online by visiting SavannahChathamCrimeStoppers.org and clicking "Submit Online Tip." SAVANNAH, GA (December 21, 2021) – Savannah Police detectives need the community's help identifying two males responsible for multiple vandalism incidents in the Highlands area. SAVANNAH, GA (December 21, 2021) – Savannah Police detectives need the community's help identifying two males responsible for multiple vandalism incidents in the Highlands area. Officers responded to reports of vandalism at several residences in the Spring Lake subdivision between December 12 and 13. Two males were captured on surveillance footage drawing a swastika and slurs in chalk on the driveway of a home. Officers located these drawings on additional driveways in that neighborhood. Officers responded to reports of vandalism at several residences in the Spring Lake subdivision between December 12 and 13. Two males were captured on surveillance footage drawing a swastika and slurs in chalk on the driveway of a home. Officers located these drawings on additional driveways in that neighborhood. The suspects appear to be white males in their 20s, one wearing a long sleeve plaid shirt and dark jeans and the other wearing a t-shirt and jeans. The suspects appear to be white males in their 20s, one wearing a long sleeve plaid shirt and dark jeans and the other wearing a t-shirt and jeans.     Anyone with information on their identities is encouraged to contact detectives at (912) 651-6994 Ext. 1391 or CrimeStoppers at (912) 234-2020. Tipsters remain anonymous and may qualify for a cash reward. CrimeStoppers tips can also be submitted online by visiting SavannahChathamCrimeStoppers.org and clicking "Submit Online Tip." Anyone with information on their identities is encouraged to contact detectives at (912) 651-6994 Ext. 1391 or CrimeStoppers at (912) 234-2020. Tipsters remain anonymous and may qualify for a cash reward. CrimeStoppers tips can also be submitted online by visiting Tipsters remain anonymous and may qualify for a cash reward. CrimeStoppers tips can also be submitted online by visiting SavannahChathamCrimeStoppers.org SavannahChathamCrimeStoppers.org and clicking "Submit Online Tip." This press release was produced by the Savannah Police Department. The views expressed here are the author's own.