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Marysville vandals slash tires on over 100 cars

Dec 7, 2012, 11:16 AM | Updated: 1:02 pm

Vandals slashed over 400 tires on about 100 cars overnight Thursday in Marysville. (Photo credit: KING 5)

(Photo credit: KING 5)

The search is on for vandals who slashed the tires of over 100 cars in Marysville Thursday night.

Police Cmdr. Robb Lamoureux says at this time there are no suspects. Detectives are hoping somebody can call in tips to help catch the vandals, KING 5 reports.

Lamoureux says they’re also asking people to review residential security cameras in case they captured the vandals in action.

The reported number of cars vandalized is expected to climb as more people discover the slashings throughout the day.

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