Who’s Winning the Graffiti Wars? Graffiti vandals have started to trash Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell’s “One Seattle” mural that is near Sturgus Park and Jose Rizal Bridge. This was part of the city’s $1.3 million anti-graffiti initiative. Guess who’s winning this battle?
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished Saturday afternoon, We Heart Seattle volunteers unleashed a massive clean-up effort outside the Seattle Federal Building after Antifa militants vandalized the property during protests earlier this month. But get this, Homeland Security officers told them to stand down because they did not have permission. Once again, red tape and bureaucracy stifles citizen action. Make it make sense.
Victimized Again Graffiti taggers went wild on the old school Mobile Seattle police precinct. It was briefly parked on King St in Chinatown-ID. This city is losing the war on graffiti. Same Mobile Unit Targeted 2 Years Ago A couple years ago, the same mobile unit got hit up by EAGR near 3rd Ave & Pine St in downtown Seattle. Never leave this thing unmanned.
