Vandalism Arrests

The 13th Step

NHPR

News, Recovery, Society & Culture, True Crime

4.8 • 813 Ratings

🗓️ 20 June 2023

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Summary

Federal prosecutors have charged three men for their alleged roles in the vandalism incidents.

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0:00.0	I'm Todd Bookman, a reporter at New Hampshire Public Radio.
0:03.1	For the last six months, I've been thinking a lot about a cat named Sergeant Tibbs,
0:07.6	who goes missing, who's then found, and who would land at the center of so much human pain,
0:13.5	anger, and confusion.
0:15.1	It's not about the cat anymore. It's just about everything else.
0:19.2	The final days of Sergeant Tibbs, a new podcast from NHPR about what we owe our pets and each other.
0:27.2	Listen now, wherever you get your podcasts.
0:30.1	Can you hear me?
0:31.6	Okay, I hear you.
0:33.2	All right, I'm rolling now.
0:37.4	Okay, I'm dying. Tell me everything. Are you rolling? Yeah, been rolling. All right, I'm rolling now. Okay, I'm dying. Tell me everything.
0:39.0	Are you rolling?
0:40.0	Yeah, been rolling.
0:40.9	Oh, yeah, of course. Sorry.
0:45.2	I am, I literally am dying.
0:53.5	You're listening to The 13th Step.
0:55.7	I'm Lauren Chulgin, and we are unexpectedly back with a new episode.
1:03.5	It's been just over two weeks since we published the podcast, but now I have some major news to share. It's about the vandalism. You probably remember,
1:15.0	after I put out my first story about Eric Spofford, there were two rounds of vandalism.
1:21.1	First, in April 2022, my parents, my news director, and a house I used to live in were all targeted.
1:29.7	The seaword spray painted on doors, rocks or bricks thrown through windows.
1:35.4	And then a month later, my house was hit.
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