MARYSVILLE, Wash. — Three teenagers were taken into custody Sunday in connection with vandalism at a Marysville school and graffiti spray-painted on cars.
PHOTOS: Cars spray-painted, windows busted at Marysville school
Police say the teens broke windows on portable classrooms and set a dumpster fire at Cedarcrest Middle School.
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Investigators say that shortly before 9 p.m. Sunday, they received a call about a group of teens spray-painting cars and stealing packages at homes near Kellogg Marsh Elementary.
While officers were responding to that call and searching for the teens, a silent alarm was triggered at Cedarcrest Middle School, which is only a few blocks away from Kellogg Marsh.
Police arrived to find broken windows and a fire in a dumpster.
The teens were later taken into custody by officers.
The teens, two boys and a girl, were booked on suspicion of malicious mischief.
The school district said repairs will be made at Cedarcrest.
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