Berlin Police Investigate String of Graffiti Vandalism Across Town
BERLIN, Md. – The Berlin Police Department is actively investigating a series of graffiti vandalism incidents that have been reported across the town. Authorities received multiple complaints on Tuesday morning, April 14, 2026, regarding graffiti at several locations.
Surveillance Footage Captures Suspects
Surveillance video obtained by police shows two suspects spray-painting the Evergreen Lodge, located in the 100 block of North Main Street, at approximately 10:41 p.m. on Monday, April 13, 2026. Following the incident, the suspects were observed running south on Main Street and then east on Pitts Street.
Similar graffiti markings have since been discovered at other sites throughout the town, indicating a coordinated series of acts of vandalism.
Additional Location Identified, More Footage Recovered
In a subsequent update, the Berlin Police Department confirmed that an additional location on Franklin Avenue has been identified with similar graffiti. Furthermore, more surveillance footage of the suspects involved in these incidents has been successfully recovered by investigators.
Public Assistance Requested
The Berlin Police Department is urging anyone with information regarding these vandalism incidents, or anyone who may possess additional surveillance video that could aid in the investigation, to come forward. Individuals with relevant information are asked to contact the Berlin Police Department directly at 410-641-1333.
Impact on the Community
The string of graffiti vandalism has raised concerns within the Berlin community. Such acts not only deface public and private property but also incur costs for removal and can negatively impact the aesthetic and perception of the town. The police department is committed to identifying those responsible and bringing them to justice.
The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are working diligently to piece together all available evidence to apprehend the suspects. The community’s cooperation is considered crucial in resolving this matter.
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