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CORPUS CHRISTI - For the second time this month, vandals struck the Corpus Christi Area Council for the Deaf on McArdle. Administrators said enough is enough.
They tell 6 News vandals broke three windows last Tuesday night. When they arrived Tuesday morning, they found three more windows had been broken overnight. Now, they must find a way to come up with $1,000 to replace the six energy-efficient windows donated by AEP.
"We're here, helping to provide a service for the deaf and hard of hearing community and then for something like this to happen. It's really frustrating because we are on limited funds. When something like this happens, we have to give up some type of service just to take care of the damage that we've accrued from all the vandalism," said Charmaine Morehead, Executive Director, Area Council for the Death.
If you know who may be behind these attacks, you're urged to call police.
CORPUS CHRISTI - For the second time this month, vandals struck the Corpus Christi Area Council for the Deaf on McArdle. Administrators said enough is enough.
They tell 6 News vandals broke three windows last Tuesday night. When they arrived Tuesday morning, they found three more windows had been broken overnight. Now, they must find a way to come up with $1,000 to replace the six energy-efficient windows donated by AEP.
"We're here, helping to provide a service for the deaf and hard of hearing community and then for something like this to happen. It's really frustrating because we are on limited funds. When something like this happens, we have to give up some type of service just to take care of the damage that we've accrued from all the vandalism," said Charmaine Morehead, Executive Director, Area Council for the Death.
If you know who may be behind these attacks, you're urged to call police.