Magic Valley Resident Warns Community Of Tire Slashing Incident

Sometimes people resort to doing some pretty dumb things out of boredom.

One Twin Falls resident reported over the weekend that someone was deliberately damaging automobile tires. Multiple area residents responded to the information shared on a neighborhood crime app.

When it comes to non-violent crimes that make a person feel extremely violated, home break-ins and intentional automobile damage are two big ones. Car and truck tires aren't cheap, and when a criminal choses to destroy them, it can be both infuriating and stressful for the owner.

Report Shared On Twin Falls ID Crime App Regarding Alleged Tire Slashing Incidents

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A November 9 post (below) on my personal Neighbors Crime App for Twin Falls, Idaho, alleged tire slashing had taken place near 7th Avenue East, and that multiple neighbors reported on this. The post went onto to say the crime happened in the evening and that neighborhood security cameras weren't able to capture the suspect(s).

"I hope if someone can identify them they prosecute them quickly, " responded one Twin Falls resident. "No need for that type of behavior in our neighborhoods."

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If you live along 7th Avenue East and received any late-night notifications on November 9 (Sunday) from your security camera software app, perhaps you may have recorded the incident taking place. If so, please reach out to the Twin Fall Police Department, at 208-735-4357.