Thirty two people are facing vandalism charges after a six-month crackdown on graffiti by Cleveland police.
Officials say 24 adults and eight juveniles are facing charges ranging from misdemeanor spray painting property and criminal damaging to felony vandalism.
Cleveland police called the vandalism "one of the most visible quality of life issues experienced by residents and business owners."
newsnet5.com reported last week that 18 vandalism suspects were indicted on April 12. At the time, police said those convicted could face up to 6 months in jail and a $500 fine.
