A Calgary man has been charged with graffiti offences in northwest Calgary.
On Wednesday, April 26, 2017, a man was reportedly spraying graffiti on a fence on Arbour Ridge Close N.W. By the time officers arrived, the man was gone, but a witness had taken photos of the suspect.
On Tuesday, June 7, 2018, police executed a search warrant at a residence on Sherwood Heights N.W., and said they found evidence linking the suspect to the graffiti, and police arrested the suspect without incident.
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Grayson Reed White, 20, was charged with six counts of mischief in connection with the graffiti incidents.
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The investigation was done by the Joint Graffiti Investigative Team, which includes officers from Calgary Police Service, the City of Calgary Community Standards and Calgary Transit Public Safety & Enforcement.
Last year, more than 45 charges were laid against prolific graffiti offenders, and the team conducted an operation to stop racially-motivated graffiti painted in Ranchlands.
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