The State - News from Dec. 16, 1988
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Six children were arrested on charges of doing about $50,000 worth of vandalism to a South San Francisco classroom after they left behind pictures of themselves doing it. The vandals poured paint and glue over computers, televisions, desks, chalkboards and books in a classroom at Martin Elementary School, police said. Teachers cleaning up the mess found the pictures behind a computer. All the children admitted doing the damage, police said. They were charged with burglary and malicious mischief.
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