Teen graffitis Santa Monica Mountains with ‘prom’ proposal. Park rangers say ‘nope’
Park rangers for the Santa Monica Mountains are on the hunt for a “promposal” vandal, who scrawled a prom invitation on a rock near Sandstone Peak — the second year in a row the same message has appeared there.
Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area officials took to Twitter and Facebook on Thursday afternoon, sharing a picture of the rock with “Prom?” scrawled on it in white.
“We love hearing about creative promposals, but damaging public lands is not the way to do it,” a spokesman indentified only as “Ranger Zach” posted on the Facebook page.
It is the second year in a row the same graffiti message has been scrawled on a rock near Sandstone Peak, officials said.
Anyone with information about the crime is asked to contact the recreation area’s dispatch at (661) 723-3620.
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