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In this photo, you can see graffiti sprayed across walls at Gas Works Park. Seattle police say 40 to 50 young people are believed to be responsible for Monday night's vandalism, causing an estimated $8,000 in damage.(Riley Elliott/MyNorthwest.com)

Cleanup continues at Seattle's Gas Works Park after vandals spray painted graffiti on machinery. Seattle police say 40 to 50 young people are believed to be responsible for Monday night's vandalism, causing an estimated $8,000 in damage. (Riley Elliott/MyNorthwest.com)

In this photo, you can see graffiti sprayed across machinery at Gas Works Park. Seattle police say 40 to 50 young people are believed to be responsible for Monday night's vandalism, causing an estimated $8,000 in damage. (Riley Elliott/MyNorthwest.com)

Seattle police say 40 to 50 young people are believed to be responsible for Monday night's vandalism, causing an estimated $8,000 in damage. Every inch of the walls were covered with graffiti at Gas Works Park. (Riley Elliott/MyNorthwest.com)

Cleanup continues at Seattle's Gas Works Park after vandals spray painted graffiti on machinery, causing an estimated $8,000 in damage. (Riley Elliott/MyNorthwest.com)

Seattle police say 40 to 50 young people are believed to be responsible for Monday night's vandalism, causing an estimated $8,000 in damage. In this photo, you can see graffiti sprayed across picnic benches and walls at Gas Works Park. (Riley Elliott/MyNorthwest.com)

Gas Works Park graffiti spree underscores ongoing battle with taggers