Exclusive: Surveillance video reportedly captures two women vandalizing homes at Teakwood Villas

February 17, 2024 at 8:42 pm ESTAction News Jax received exclusive surveillance video of what appears to be two women vandalizing homes at A local condo complex.JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The incident occurred at Teakwood Villas on Bretta Street in Arlington.

In the surveillance video, which has been blurred to protect identities as no one has been accused of a crime at this time, one woman can be seen walking with spray-paint cans in front of the homes. Another woman is captured smiling as she approaches the home with a spray paint can, only to turn around upon realizing she is being recorded. She is then seen fleeing the scene, catching a ride.

“Six homes they destroyed. Six homes where people are going to have to pay out of the HOA funds. Funds that were going to be used for our relativization project to get it back to normal. We want them brought to justice, and we want them to pay.” Collins asserted.Collins said, “When they saw me, they ran the other way. I got upstairs to my room I looked through my window. I saw them tagging and drawing stuff. When they noticed I was looking at them, they stopped.

Collins believes there may have been a third individual involved, as evidenced by a photo showing a man carrying spray paint cans at the same time as the women.

Source: Real Estate Daily Report (realestatedailyreport.net)

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