Cinco de Mayo Crowd Leaves Swath of Damage
From Times Wire Reports
Merchants are trying to figure out how to handle rowdy Cinco de Mayo crowds after vandals smashed windows in eight Sebastopol Road storefronts when Wednesday night’s celebration got out of hand.
Damage was estimated in the thousands of dollars and kept dozens of police and CHP officers and sheriff’s deputies busy late into the night.
There were no injuries or arrests. Investigators were reviewing security camera videotapes and interviewing witnesses to try to find those responsible.
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