On November 23, 2025, Austin Trahan and James Houchins were arrested for defacing the former Pulse Memorial crosswalk with chalk and writing the word “Resist” nearby. A Florida Highway Patrol trooper responded to the scene after the Department of Transportation reported the incident, finding video evidence of the vandalism. Despite denying the act, the suspects were apprehended at a nearby Dunkin Donuts, matching the descriptions from the video and were taken into custody after providing their names and birthdays.
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A 19-year-old Australian woman has been charged with property damage for allegedly attaching googly eyes to a large blue sculpture. The incident occurred in September and was captured on CCTV footage, according to the local council. The artwork, nicknamed the “Blue Blob,” remains undamaged as removing the eyes could harm the sculpture. The accused appeared in court and did not enter a plea, with the next court date scheduled for December.
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The “Alligator Alcatraz” sign, initially a photo opportunity for tourists, has recently become a target of anti-ICE sentiment, with multiple signs vandalized with the phrase “FUCK ICE.” The signs are located outside the controversial immigration detention facility in the Everglades, which has faced protests and accusations of inhumane conditions. The Florida Department of Transportation has yet to comment on the graffiti and clean-up efforts. While a court battle over the facility’s environmental impact continues, its future is uncertain with detainees being transferred out of the site since its opening.
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Two men, Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers, received prison sentences for the criminal damage of the Sycamore Gap tree, a beloved landmark, after felling it in a “moronic mission.” Graham and Carruthers were found guilty of the damage, despite initially denying the offense. The judge cited “sheer bravado” as a likely factor, as they filmed the incident and reveled in the infamy, causing widespread distress and an “overwhelming sense of loss.” The court rejected claims of intoxication, emphasizing the planning and premeditation involved in the act.
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In a misguided act of activism, over 100 pro-Palestinian vandals caused more than $1.1 million in damage to Ukrainian military equipment at a Belgian defense facility. The “Stop Arming Israel” group targeted the OIP Land Systems hangar, where they vandalized armored vehicles with hammers and graffiti. Despite the group’s focus on Israeli armament, the damaged equipment was designated for Ukraine, not Israel, and has caused a one-month delay in delivering vehicles. The company has provided hundreds of armored vehicles to Ukraine since the beginning of the war against Russia.
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On June 20th, Palestine Action claimed responsibility for an intrusion at RAF Brize Norton, alleging they had disabled two air-to-air refuelling tankers using paint and crowbars. While Downing Street stated the incident did not disrupt operations, the Ministry of Defence confirmed damage to the aircraft. Following the break-in, Defence Secretary John Healey ordered a security review of all UK military bases, and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer condemned the act as vandalism. RAF Brize Norton is a vital hub for UK air transport and refuelling, including flights to Cyprus, which has been the subject of scrutiny due to its involvement in reconnaissance flights over Gaza.
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Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers were found guilty of criminal damage after felling the iconic Sycamore Gap tree in Northumberland. The pair, who traveled 30 miles in a storm to commit the act, caused over £620,000 in damage to the tree and additional damage to Hadrian’s Wall. Evidence included video footage from Graham’s phone, voice notes discussing the media attention, and a photo of a piece of the tree taken as a “trophy.” The prosecution argued the act was a “mindless act of vandalism,” and the defendants, despite blaming each other, received no leniency.
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A fire destroyed at least 17 Teslas at a Rome dealership, with investigations underway to determine the cause, including the possibility of arson. This incident follows recent waves of Tesla vandalism across Italy, featuring anti-Musk and anti-Trump graffiti, and another dealership fire a week prior. Police are reviewing surveillance footage and interviewing dealership owners. The incidents in Italy coincide with similar reports of vandalism and protests targeting Tesla in other countries, including France and the United States.
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Pro-Palestine activists vandalized the Trump Turnberry golf course in Scotland, spray-painting anti-Trump and pro-Palestine messages, and causing damage to the greens. Three individuals were arrested, with one charged and two released pending further investigation. Donald Trump, expressing outrage on Truth Social, called for harsh punishment for the “terrorists” involved. The group Palestine Action claimed responsibility, citing the U.S. government’s actions in Gaza as justification.
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John Q. Hosedrinker
“Fuck ICE” Graffiti on Alligator Alcatraz Signs Sparks Debate
The “Alligator Alcatraz” sign, initially a photo opportunity for tourists, has recently become a target of anti-ICE sentiment, with multiple signs vandalized with the phrase “FUCK ICE.” The signs are located outside the controversial immigration detention facility in the Everglades, which has faced protests and accusations of inhumane conditions. The Florida Department of Transportation has yet to comment on the graffiti and clean-up efforts. While a court battle over the facility’s environmental impact continues, its future is uncertain with detainees being transferred out of the site since its opening.
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