Vandalism in the neighborhood of Lockenbie Square

Indianapolis (Wish) – The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department announced that in the past few days they had received almost a dozen reports on frightened tires and broken windows in the past few days near North College Avenue and the Historic Lockenbie Square Viertel near North College Avenue.

Some residents suspect that the incidents are subjected to vandalism, and a concerned neighbor has shared their experiences with News 8, which emphasizes the growing discomfort of the community in the Lockenbie Losterbie Square.

“They meet like 20 or 30 cars between here and the College Avenue and in the Lockenbie Square,” said Kyle Rolfson, a resident of Lockerbie Square. “So quite a bit.

ImpD actively seeks the support of the public in determining the person responsible for these aggressive acts. The residents along the North College Avenue and around the Lockenbie Square area woke up the tires of their vehicles and smash the windshields.

Kyle Rolfson is one of these residents.

Well, I don't think a well -adapted person goes out in the middle of the night and starts to smash vehicles, and like tires, “said Rolfson.” Ultimately, I just hope that you will get help. “

Many residents say that this is usually a safe and accessible area, and they are concerned for their safety.

“It definitely scares people a little when things happen in the middle of the night that you can't control,” said Rolfson.

The investigators believe that there could be additional victims and they ask everyone to go forward with information or video evidence.

“If you want to park your car in a city road, which is okay, simply make sure that you park it legally, no valuables in your car, and consider to invest in a loud audible alarm system or other security measures that can help alleviate these things,” said Officer Drew Brown, a public information officer for IMPD.