"Arrests Made in Connection with Graffiti on Downtown L.A. Skyscraper"
TL;DR
Two men were arrested and released in connection with graffiti covering an unfinished luxury skyscraper in downtown Los Angeles, while nearly a dozen others escaped. The defunct Oceanwide Plaza development has become a target for taggers, with the entire site being extensively vandalized. Despite ongoing police awareness, taggers continue their illicit work, prompting discussions about implementing additional security measures and removing the graffiti.
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- Los Angeles graffiti: Police arrest two in connection with tags on high-rise NBC News
- Graffiti vandals tag 27 floors of abandoned, $1B LA skyscraper days before Grammys New York Post
- Taggers openly add graffiti to L.A. skyscraper; 27 floors tagged Los Angeles Times
- 27 Stories of Abandoned DTLA High-Rises Get Graffitied - LAmag - Culture, Food, Fashion, News & Los Angeles Los Angeles Magazine
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