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Ithaca Police Seek Help Identifying Graffiti Vandals

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The Ithaca Police Department is seeking help from the public in identifying two possible suspects from a graffiti-making incident that occurred on August 12th.

Anyone with information on the two individuals in the photo posted below is asked to contact the Ithaca Police by any of the following means:

Police Dispatch: 607-272-3245

Police Administration: 607-272-9973

Police Tipline: 607-330-0000

Anonymous Email Tip Address: www.cityofithaca.org/ipdtips

Photo provided by Ithaca Police Department

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