Property damage sustained at Front Street Park City of Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

A vandalism incident at Front Street Park in Leavenworth on December 22, 2024, has raised concerns among residents after a truck was caught on video spinning donuts on the grass, resulting in extensive damage. The suspect vehicle, a silver 2024 Toyota Tundra with Texas license plate TTR1528, was reported around 11:30 PM, leading to an active investigation by the Chelan County Sheriff’s Office. The driver, described as a white male in his 20s to 30s, remains unidentified, prompting authorities to seek public assistance in gathering information. Local community members have rallied to support the city in the aftermath of this incident, with many expressing a desire to help restore the park. The city's parks team is dedicated to repairing the damage and reopening the area for public use as soon as possible.

This incident has sparked conversations about public safety and the preservation of community spaces. The Sheriff's Office is urging anyone with tips to contact them directly. As the situation develops, the community's response highlights the strong bond among residents in Leavenworth.

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