Police Seek Clues in Vandalism at School
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Police are seeking help finding out who vandalized five cars at a Camarillo intermediate school this week.
The cars of four teachers and a librarian were scratched with sharp objects at the Los Altos Intermediate School parking lot between noon and 3 p.m. Monday, Ventura County Sheriff’s Sgt. Keith Lazz said.
Authorities suspect that students at the intermediate or nearby grade school might be responsible and are offering a reward to anyone with information leading to an arrest of those responsible. Call 388-5100 with any information on the case.
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