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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Popular Halloween decoration displays repeatedly vandalized in Wash.

Portland, ORLocal News

A troubling series of vandalism incidents has emerged in Vancouver, Washington, as police investigate reports of damaged Halloween decorations. The Clark County Sheriff's Office is actively looking into the matter after several residents voiced their concerns about the safety of their festive displays. These incidents have not only caused property damage but have also raised alarms about community safety during the Halloween season. Local authorities are encouraging residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities. The festive spirit, which typically comes with the Halloween season, is now overshadowed by fears of vandalism.

The police are dedicated to addressing these concerns and restoring a sense of security among residents. Community members are also urged to engage in conversations about safety and support one another during this time. The investigation seeks to hold those responsible accountable and prevent further incidents.

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