Vandals Shoot Out Car, House Windows

Tue., Feb. 21, 1995

Compiled From Wire Services

The Moscow Police Department is looking for someone who shot out more than 20 car and house windows early Sunday and Monday.

Police received 23 reports of broken car windows and some damaged house windows both mornings from east Moscow, the Wallace Complex of the University of Idaho and the west Pullman Road area.

In each case, the damage appears to have been caused by someone firing a pellet gun or BB-gun from a moving car, police said.

Contact police if you have any information about the vandalism.

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