Police Release Suspect Videos Amid Widespread Graffiti Vandalism in Clarksville, Oshkosh

Multiple police departments are investigating a series of vandalism incidents involving graffiti in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and felony vandalism in Clarksville, Tennessee. Oshkosh police have released surveillance footage showing a suspect spray-painting dumpsters and other city property across various locations, including Oregon Street and West Seventh Avenue, urging the public to assist with identification. The graffiti has been described as damaging to the aesthetic integrity of neighborhoods and costly to clean up, with community members expressing concern about its impact on local businesses and property values. Officials emphasize the importance of community vigilance and encourage residents to report suspicious activities to help combat the problem. In Clarksville, police are seeking help identifying a suspect caught on surveillance carrying a BB gun during a vandalism incident at a business on Horace Crow Drive, with a cash reward offered for anonymous tips. Both law enforcement agencies continue to investigate and call for public cooperation to address these acts of vandalism.