Vandal Keys 'Obama' Into 2 Cars In Alta Loma
ALTA LOMA (CBS) — A case of campaign vandalism is under investigation Friday in Alta Loma.
Someone keyed the word "Obama" into two cars and slashed seats in another outside a residence that had Mitt Romney campaign signs.
CBS2 and KCAL9 reporter Rob Schmitt spoke to Ken Slown, owner of one of the keyed vehicles.
Slown actually supports President Obama!
He explained to Schmitt that he and his wife -- both currently unemployed -- are staying with her parents and it's her parents who support Romney.
"I don't know if they were trying to get a point across, to vote for Obama," said Slown, "but to do something like this is not going to get the point across."
He estimates the damage to both of his vehicles at about $3,400.
In addition to both cars being keyed, his wife's vehicle had her seats slashed, as well. Said Slown, "They pretty much cut the backs of all of the seats."
A neighbor, who also has a Romney/Ryan sign in their front yard, were also hit. "Obama" keyed in the hood and on the black gate of an SUV.
A GPS unit was stolen from a Dodge Ram nearby. The truck, however, was not vandalized.
A report was filed with the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department. Deputies say a clear palm print has been lifted from one of the vehicles.
Authorities say they don't have any leads thus far.
