Female in Custody After an Auto Dealership Has 16 Vehicles Vandalized

Spokane, WALocal News

Katie L. Sims, 34, was arrested for vandalizing 16 vehicles at a Spokane auto dealership on September 19, causing estimated damages of $100,000. Officers responded to an argument near the dealership and learned that one subject threw rocks at parked cars. Security footage led to Sims' identification, and police arrested her the following day in Downtown Spokane while she wore the same clothes seen in the video. She faces charges of 1st Degree Malicious Mischief and is held at the Spokane County Jail.

Local businesses are increasingly concerned about vandalism and property damage as incidents like this can lead to substantial financial losses. The dealership's repair costs could rise significantly as assessments are ongoing. This case highlights the importance of surveillance and prompt police response in dealing with property crimes. Authorities emphasize the need for community vigilance to prevent similar incidents.

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