Police looking for man who vandalized HHS Thrift Store with graffiti, might be linked to other cases

The characters he spray painted were also found in several other locations.

By Emily Blackwood
| 2:24 p.m. February 9, 2017

The Ormond Beach Police Department shared this photo on its Facebook page (Courtesy photo).

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The Ormond Beach Police Department is seeking the public's help in identifying a man who vandalized the Halifax Humane Society Thrift Shop's truck and building.

A store employee received a call about the graffiti Feb. 7 and after going to the store and finding the vandalism, she pulled up security footage from that night. In the video, the man came from behind the building — where more graffiti was found — and removed a spray paint can from the right front pocket of his pants, which appear to have a solid stripe down the sides. He was also carrying a duffle bag with shoulder strap.

The incident happened around midnight, and police believe the man in the video is a suspect in several vandalism cases in Ormond Beach. The characters he painted have been found in several other locations. According to the report, the man did about $500 in damage to the store.

If anyone has information about recent vandalism cases in Ormond Beach, please contact Detective Corporal John Borzner at 676-3535 or [email protected]