Post by technic76 on May 6, 2009 6:32:25 GMT -5
Looks like we have some local dweebs makeing us look bad
the last I heard they have 2 grand up in rewards at least know one was hurt they took out there ignorance own buildings
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Paintball 'rampage' hits Martinsville, Henry County
Authorities in Martinsville and Henry County on Sunday were investigating more than 125 reports of homes and businesses hit with green paintballs.
Martinsville police officers and Henry County sheriff's deputies first received reports of the vandalism about 12:30 a.m. Sunday, according to a news release from the city of Martinsville.
The most-affected areas in Martinsville were in the uptown and Jones Creek areas, as well as parts of Memorial Boulevard, Starling Avenue and Chatham Heights, the news release said.
Southern parts of Henry County, including U.S. 220 business near Ridgeway and Collinsville, were also targeted, the news release said.
"Whoever it was, they went on a rampage last night," said Sgt. Jay Whitlow of the sheriff's office.
Anyone with information on the incidents should call the sheriff's office at (276) 656-4200, the nonemergency dispatch office at (276) 638-8751 or Crimestoppers at (276) 632-7463.
-- Jorge Valencia
the last I heard they have 2 grand up in rewards at least know one was hurt they took out there ignorance own buildings
Monday, May 04, 2009E-mail story Print storyShare storyRSS feeds
Paintball 'rampage' hits Martinsville, Henry County
Authorities in Martinsville and Henry County on Sunday were investigating more than 125 reports of homes and businesses hit with green paintballs.
Martinsville police officers and Henry County sheriff's deputies first received reports of the vandalism about 12:30 a.m. Sunday, according to a news release from the city of Martinsville.
The most-affected areas in Martinsville were in the uptown and Jones Creek areas, as well as parts of Memorial Boulevard, Starling Avenue and Chatham Heights, the news release said.
Southern parts of Henry County, including U.S. 220 business near Ridgeway and Collinsville, were also targeted, the news release said.
"Whoever it was, they went on a rampage last night," said Sgt. Jay Whitlow of the sheriff's office.
Anyone with information on the incidents should call the sheriff's office at (276) 656-4200, the nonemergency dispatch office at (276) 638-8751 or Crimestoppers at (276) 632-7463.
-- Jorge Valencia
