Foley Police Charge Gulf Shores Youths With Vandalism
Guy Busby • February 16, 2024
Foley police charge four in park vandalism
Through the use of park security cameras, Foley Police were able to arrest four juveniles on charges they vandalized a local park.
A Foley communications officer monitoring a park security camera observed four individuals vandalizing the park.
Officers were dispatched to the scene and were able to locate the suspects. After a brief investigation, four youths were identified and returned to their parents in Gulf Shores. The youths were charged with third-degree criminal mischief and have court dates pending.
The city plans to seek restitution for the damage to the property. Due to the age of those charged, their names were not released.
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