Vandals damage ocean city police department's mounted horse unit trailer

Vandals Damage Ocean City Police Department’s Mounted Horse Unit Trailer

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May 19, 2024
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OCEAN CITY, MD—The Ocean City Police Department is requesting public assistance following an act of vandalism involving their mounted unit’s vehicle and horse trailer. The incident occurred behind the shopping center on 118th Street between 5:00 PM and 11:30 PM on Saturday, May 18.

The department reported that the pick-up truck and horse trailer were both “keyed,” and all the tires were slashed during the noted timeframe. In response to this malicious act, law enforcement actively seeks any information or identification of suspects involved.

Vandals damage ocean city police department's mounted horse unit trailer
Photo: vandals damage ocean city police department's mounted horse unit trailer

Individuals with knowledge about this incident are urged to contact PFC Finch at cfinch@oceancitymd.gov or by phone at 410-723-6610. Anonymous tips can also be submitted by calling 410-520-5136 or online at https://oceancitymd.gov/oc/departments/police/crime-tips, referencing case number 2024-001021.

The Ocean City Police Department said it appreciates any information that can aid in their investigation and hold those responsible accountable.

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