A string of vandalism incidents rocked Fairbanks, Alaska, Sunday night leaving six buildings damaged. The targeted locations included the Fairbanks Children’s Museum, Republic Campaign Headquarters, a U.S. Post Office, and Spirit of Alaska Federal Credit Union. Authorities believe the attackers have used a small BB or pellet gun in the attacks.
The vandalism resulted in mostly broken windows, with Chad Roberts, manager of one of the affected buildings, reporting 14 shots to their door alone. Roberts expressed frustration, saying, “It’s always chasing broken glass.” The repeated damage has prompted consideration of replacing glass with metal or alternative materials.
The Fairbanks police department is investigating and urges anyone with information, photos, or videos to come forward. Anyone can send tips to [email protected]. As of now, no suspects have been identified.
The extent of the damage has building managers reevaluating security measures. Roberts noted, “This was a bad one.” It shocked the community, and authorities are working to apprehend those responsible.
Local businesses and residents are cooperating with the investigation, hoping to prevent future incidents. The community’s collective effort to address vandalism aims to maintain Fairbanks’ safety and integrity.
The Fairbanks vandalism spree highlights concerns about public safety and property protection. With the investigation ongoing, authorities remain vigilant. The search for those responsible continues, aiming to bring closure to the affected businesses and institutions. Ultimately, resolving the Fairbanks vandalism spree remains a priority.
This news story was originally published by Alaska’s News Source.
