Shattered Glass Investigation Continues as Officers Look into Possible Connection with Domino’s Pizza Vandalism

Anna Chuo and Annie Bowers| May 21, 2016

As of May 20, there have been no updates on the possible suspects for the recent vandalism that occurred over the weekend.

“The surveillance tapes didn’t have substantial evidence to provide any insight into who shot at the door,” Student Resource Officer Jim Williby said.

A similar incident occurred at Domino’s Pizza on Lake Creek Parkway. The glass, much like the doors by Java City, appeared to have been shot out with a BB gun. After being alerted about this, Student Resource Officer Williby said that he would investigate whether Domino’s had any footage from their incident. Domino’s employees declined to comment.

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