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MBTA Police Seek Public's Help to Identify Suspect in Downtown Crossing Station Vandalism

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Published on November 21, 2024
MBTA Police Seek Public's Help to Identify Suspect in Downtown Crossing Station VandalismSource: X/MBTA Transit Police Department

The MBTA Transit Police have released a call to the public for assistance in identifying a suspect involved in vandalism. A public safety camera was damaged by a person of interest at the Downtown Crossing Station on last Saturday, at around 9 PM, an incident the police have classified as "Malicious Destruction of Property." The act was caught on the very camera that incurred the brunt of the suspect's damaging behavior, as reported by the MBTA Transit Police on X.

 

 

The MBTA Transit Police shared a social media post asking anyone who recognizes the suspect to come forward. The incident made it harder for the police to ensure passenger safety. They said, "He obviously wants to be ID'd." To encourage tips, the police assured people they can remain anonymous. Anyone with information can contact the Criminal Investigations Unit at 617-222-1050.

The MBTA Transit Police shared a photo of a man they believe damaged a camera. He was wearing dark clothing. They are asking the public for tips and emphasizing the importance of staying alert and working together to protect their services and equipment. Even small pieces of information could help catch the person responsible.