18-year-old charged with vandalizing 63 cars in Quincy

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Quincy police arrested an 18-year-old man Wednesday, charging him with 63 counts of defacing or damaging property. The charges relate to incidents reported on July 26, where over 60 cars were vandalized, with images showing extensive scratches on their exteriors. The police department attributed the swift identification and arrest of the suspect to the collaborative efforts of patrol officers and detectives. The accused man has pleaded not guilty and remains in custody on bail. A judge has ordered a competency evaluation to assess his ability to stand trial.

This case underscores the growing concerns about vandalism in local neighborhoods, prompting discussions on community safety and preventive measures. Additionally, it raises questions about youth accountability and the legal processes in dealing with juvenile offenders. As local residents grapple with the aftermath, police pledge to enhance patrols in affected areas to deter future incidents.

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