In the evening of May 16th, two teenage boys, aged 16 and 18, vandalized a Vietnam War memorial in New Mexico. After some quick questioning, the boys admitted to their involvement, which left an airplane on display in disarray, with several windows and a searchlight broken. Elizabeth Zwirz, in her article on Fox News, details the quick turnaround of events that unfurled in the southwestern US state. After it was found that "parts of a Huey helicopter, which is lofted over the park, had been vandalized", several different sources gave tips to the police force until they eventually caught the teenagers. [1 image, 1 link, 1 quote, 101 words]
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