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The Spalls are among 19 victims from Sunday s predawn outbreak of vandalism on the south side.
Deputies have a suspect in the trio caught on home surveillance cameras vandalizing houses early Sunday.
As of noon Monday, however, no one had been arrested for the crimes.
All total, 15 homes in the county and four in Lafayette were damaged when bricks, landscape rocks and lawn ornaments and at least one bird bath were thrown at houses and through windows, according to police bulletins.
The Spalls house was damaged when the vandals threw a rock through a window and smashed a lawn ornament into the front door.
Jan 20, 2021 / 11:44 PM EST
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) Butler University students will talk Thursday about what Wednesday’s inauguration means to them.
The national event happened before students went back to class next week, and the idea is to continue the conversation, especially for Marcos Navarro Garcia and other students for whom the inauguration means more than just a change in leadership.
“Change feels a lot more possible,” he said.
Navarro Garcia is not just any Butler junior. His family moved to Indiana when he was 3. He was in the top 10 in his class at McCutcheon High School southeast of Lafayette and a recipient of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). President Donald Trump tried to end the program; if he’d been successful, Navarro Garcia could have been deported to Mexico. The Supreme Court overturned any chance of that prospect last summer.