Cosby High School Vandalism Suspects Arrested
June 21, 2010 by admin · 3 Comments
Four recent Cosby High School graduates have been arrested and charged for vandalizing their school on June 10.
The 18-year-olds turned themselves in to police and are accused of spray painting graffiti on the school’s exterior and littering. Arrested were: Sean P. Cummings of the 14200 block of Watercrest Court; Christian J. Evers of the 4300 block of Otterburn Road; Michael B. Ramkey Jr. of the 11700 block of Riverpark Drive and Nicholas J. Rosswog of the 5500 block of Marsh Light Lane. They are each charged with destruction of property.
Police continue their investigation and additional arrests are forthcoming. Anyone with information about this case should call Chesterfield County Police at (804) 748-1251 or Crime Solvers at (804) 748-0660 or text the code tip699 with the tip and send to 274637 (CRIMES).
When i dropped my daughter off at school that day i honestly thought to myself, “Now thats a good senior prank, no one was hurt, nothing damaged, harmless fun” I am appalled that the school would take things this far. The police should spend there time on better things than a harmless prank.
Harmless prank? Maybe but getting the police involved makes sure everyone, participants as well as casual observers understands it is against the law!
They do need to be held accountable and forced to pay for the repairs and to suffer any fair consequences for their actions. However their dumb actions alone don’t make them bad kids. My father was quite the prankster at that age and got into some trouble. He is now a very well liked responsible, successful lawyer making about $300K a year. There is hope, boys.