Live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. Look at this, the grass isnt brown because of the drought. Its something much more center. Tonight we uncover a new kind sinister. Tonight we uncover a new type of crime wave. Betty yu with a story youll only see on kpix5. Reporter its an unusual crime. Someone is deliberately killing peoples lawns. This house behind me got the worst of it and its just one of many homes on this one block that have been hit. You cant miss these bizarre streets and patches of dead grass on nearly every lawn on moreland way. Its just a phenomenon. We dont know what it is or what kind of chemical theyre using. Reporter Suzanne Johnson and her neighbors call it lawn tagging. Vandals poisoned more than 20 lawns on the street. Jim binesh recently put in a new lan and was getting ready to sell lawn and was getting ready to sell his home. Now hes putting money into a 1,000 reward for cash to find the bad guy. The lawn was beautiful, but now its terrible. R
Live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. Look at this, the grass isnt brown because of the drought. Its something much more center. Tonight we uncover a new kind sinister. Tonight we uncover a new type of crime wave. Betty yu with a story youll only see on kpix5. Reporter its an unusual crime. Someone is deliberately killing peoples lawns. This house behind me got the worst of it and its just one of many homes on this one block that have been hit. You cant miss these bizarre streets and patches of dead grass on nearly every lawn on moreland way. Its just a phenomenon. We dont know what it is or what kind of chemical theyre using. Reporter Suzanne Johnson and her neighbors call it lawn tagging. Vandals poisoned more than 20 lawns on the street. Jim binesh recently put in a new lan and was getting ready to sell lawn and was getting ready to sell his home. Now hes putting money into a 1,000 reward for cash to find the bad guy. The lawn was beautiful, but now its terrible. R
Betty Jewel Vaughn Hooks, 79, passed away peacefully at her home surrounded by her family Friday, July 2, 2021.
She was born in Wayne County April 10, 1942, to the late Herman Vaughn and Betty Greene Vaughn.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Aaron Rand Hooks.
Moma was a hard worker all her life; she loved to help people with nothing in return. She helped many of her family members, friends and neighbors, especially when they grew older and needed extra care.
In her earlier years, she loved to have fun and loved to dance. In fact, her brother, Lester, told us that when she was young, he would have to hold the ground wire to the radio so she could dance!