Officials at a California national park seek the public's help to find out who tagged rocks with graffiti.
Yosemite National Park took to social media on Sunday to see if anyone witnessed vandals between 6-11 p.m. on May 20 spray painting rocks at Yosemite Falls Trail.
f you were on the trail to the top of Yosemite Falls from 6-11 pm on May 20 and saw people tagging or with cans of spray paint, or have video/photo evidence, please go to https://t.co/Hlskmsz51B, then click on “Submit a Tip.” Or email [email protected] or call/text 888-653-0009. pic.twitter.com/8QimslwNpa Officials posted pictures on social media of the rocks that were tagged with the word"Fresno.
According to the Associated Press, park rangers received multiple reports of the vandalism at approximately 8:15 p.m. on May 20. The news outlet reported that on May 21, the rangers went out to investigate and found that more than two dozen places had been spray-painted. The park said if you know anything about what happened, you can submit a tip at http://nps.gov/ISB, email them at [email protected], or call/text 888-653-0009.
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