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"Search for Vandals Who Destroyed Ancient Rock Formations at Lake Mead"

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"Search for Vandals Who Destroyed Ancient Rock Formations at Lake Mead"
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Authorities are searching for two men who were caught on video destroying ancient rock formations at Lake Mead, with the damage being irreparable. The vandals could face six months in jail, a $5,000 fine, or even felony charges for their actions, which are considered "an act of cultural violence" and illegal by the National Park Service. Anyone with information is urged to contact the NPS tipline.

Topics:top-newscrime#ancient-rock-formations#crime#lake-mead#national-park-service#vandalism#wanted-suspects
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  1. Authorities Looking for 2 Visitors Accused of Vandalizing Ancient Rock Formations at Lake Mead  PEOPLE
  2. Aid an Investigation or Report Something Suspicious in any National Park Service Site - Investigative Services (U.S  National Park Service
  3. Men caught on camera destroying protected rock formations at Lake Mead National Recreation Area  Fox 5 Las Vegas
  4. Two men topple boulders at Nevada national park as young girl watches in fear: 'Daddy, don't fall!'  New York Post

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