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Autoridades piden ayuda para identificar a sospechoso en Encinitas

Las autoridades están pidiendo ayuda a la población para identificar a la persona acusada de vandalizar una preparatoria en Encinitas la semana pasada.
El sospechoso es buscado por grafitear insultos vulgares en el edificio administrativo del campus de la Academia de Preparatoria San Dieguito, ubicada en el 800 Santa Fe Drive, alrededor de las 4 a.m. del día de Año Nuevo, según lo declarado por el Departamento del Alguacil del Condado de San Diego.
Las cámaras de videovigilancia muestran al sospechoso huir corriendo hacia Santa Fe Drive. Oficiales dijeron que el sospechoso es hombre y vestía una sudadera color rojo, pantalones de mezclilla y calzado oscuros al momento del incidente, agregando que esa es toda la información que se tiene sobre la descripción del individuo.
El costo estimado de los daños asciende a $750 dólares.
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Pidieron que cualquier persona que tenga información al respecto, contacte a la detective Mónica De la Torre Chávez al 760-966-3504 ó pueden también dejar un mensaje de voz de manera anónima al 888-580-8477.
Los líderes locales y la comunidad estudiantil condenaron el graffiti plagado de insultos racistas y homofóbicos, según lo reportado por medios locales.
A medida que los niños regresan a las escuelas después de la pandemia del Covid-19 el ajuste está siendo de locos, según la Superintendente Cheryl James-Ward, añadiendo que el trauma acumulado está siendo liberado por los estudiantes en este regreso a las aulas.
La superintendente cree que el sospechoso podría ser un delincuente juvenil, debido a su manera de actuar y la forma en que camina.
Oficiales del Departamento del Alguacil del Condado de San Diego están catalogando a este incidente como un potencial crimen de odio.
Si el responsable resulta ser mayor de 18 años, se enfrentarían potencialmente a una pena más severa que simplemente ser expulsado de la escuela.
By: NBC Palm Springs
January 6, 2022

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