Two North Carolina Marines are charged with vandalizing a helicopter after strolling out on a Waffle Home invoice early Saturday, in keeping with native police.
William West and Andrew Carranza, stationed at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Level in Havelock, are accused of breaking and coming into the helicopter on the Havelock Vacationer and Occasion Middle at virtually 3 a.m.
The vandalism was captured on a safety digicam that police say exhibits two males “strategy the [helicopter] and attempt to spin the helicopter blades. The home windows are then damaged on the helicopter, and each males climb into the helicopter,” the Havelock Police Division famous in a press launch on Fb.
The plane suffered roughly $1,000 in damages.
When workers on the Waffle Home noticed the helicopter vandalism on the information, they contacted police on Tuesday, saying that the identical two males ran out on their invoice Saturday morning.
Mr. West and Mr. Carranza turned themselves into authorities on Tuesday, and have since been launched again to MCAS Cherry Level.
The 2 have been charged with harm to actual property and a metropolis ordinance violation of disorderly conduct.
