Prolific Graffiti Vandal Arrested, Punished

*Feb 04 - 00:05* A 12-year-old girl from Queens was led out of her school in handcuffs after she was caught doodling on her desk with an erasable marker on Monday. Alexa Gonzalez wrote, “I love my friends Abby and Faith,” and even had the gall to add a menacing smiley face. The young lady was detained for several hours at a nearby police precinct and even though education officials now admit the entire case was handled terribly, she was suspended from her junior high school in Forest Hills. Gonzalez was also sentenced to community service by a family court. A principal at the school refused to comment, saying the matter was “still under investigation.” |NYDN|


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5 Responses to “Prolific Graffiti Vandal Arrested, Punished”

  1. Cherry

    Up next: how the four year old who took crayon to white wall was made to pay. “We’ve got to catch it young, before all this creativity nonsense takes hold,” police said this morning. Still no word from either his parents, who called police, or his eight year old sister, who brought the crude drawing of her favorite cartoon unicorn to the parents’ attention.

  2. When the doodlers win, so do the terrorists.

  3. REBEL

    I used to lie to my parents when I’d get led out of the school in handcuffs, too. Notice we only have her side of the story right now? Makes you think they’re minimizing what she did, eh?

  4. m

    The vandal wrote about her “friends Abby and Faith”. That’s a gang. Perhaps the smiley face was a gang insignia. They should crack down on all these people. Who knows what other activities they could be involved in. Smoking in the girls’ room? Name calling? Playing ‘hooky’? She should definitely do jail time. For the sake of other prisoners’ safety, and possibly even her own, she should do solitary. What I’d really like to see is that all school kids of that age do at least a few weeks of hard jail time. Kids are rotten.

  5. ert

    ^^ retard.

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