Two graffiti activists are charged with criminal damage by organized gang.
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Two ‘graffiti activists’ are charged with ‘criminal damage by organized gang’, reports spring96.org. Whether there are any charges against the third activist remains unknown. the fourth participant of the case is still considered to be a suspect. For more details, please visit: spring96.org.
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