[6] 10 - Vandalism
Maliciously damaging, destroying or defacing another person’s property.
[6] 10.1 - Misdemeanor Vandalism of less than $10,000 damages
Sentence: 50 Seconds
Fine: $1000
Sentence: 50 Seconds
Fine: $1000
[6] 10.2 - Felony Vandalism of $10,000 or more in damages or of any government property
Sentence: 100 Seconds
Fine: $2000
Sentence: 100 Seconds
Fine: $2000
Enhancement
If the location of this crime is any of the following: Galileo Observatory, Del Perro Pier, Sisyphus Theatre, Vinewood Sign, Land Act Dam Reservoir, Kortz Center, Vinewood Dam Reservoir, Rockford Hills Church, Little Seoul Church, Miriam Turner Overpass, Rockford Hills City Hall, De Santa Residence, or the Davis Courts Building Plaza; then the maximum punishment may be 1.5 times the above listed amount.
If the location of this crime is any of the following: Galileo Observatory, Del Perro Pier, Sisyphus Theatre, Vinewood Sign, Land Act Dam Reservoir, Kortz Center, Vinewood Dam Reservoir, Rockford Hills Church, Little Seoul Church, Miriam Turner Overpass, Rockford Hills City Hall, De Santa Residence, or the Davis Courts Building Plaza; then the maximum punishment may be 1.5 times the above listed amount.
This offence is a wobbler charge. This means that it may be either a Federal Charge or a Regular Charge depending on where the Vandalism occurred.
Regular Charges: Private property, state property including: Port of Los Santos, Los Santos International Airport, Palmer-Taylor Power Station, and Ron Alternates Wind Farm, parks, libraries, police cars.
Federal Charges: This can be property consists of land or assets owned by the Federal government. These may also include government agencies or government-sponsored organizations such as The Court House, FBI Building, IAA Building, Fort Zancudo, NOOSE Building, or any vehicles owned by such agencies.
Examples:
1) During a fight with your husband, breaking some fine china that you own together;
2) Keying the car of someone you know as an act of revenge for something awful they’ve done; and
3) Writing your name in wet cement on a city sidewalk.
1) During a fight with your husband, breaking some fine china that you own together;
2) Keying the car of someone you know as an act of revenge for something awful they’ve done; and
3) Writing your name in wet cement on a city sidewalk.