At 4am this morning, authorities in the 94 charged Lala Drona with vandalism.
Lala, was caught blue-handed spray painting a stencil on the side of a building. “It’s almost like she wanted to get caught.” Officer DuPont describes how Lala stuck out like a sore thumb, sporting a bright pink beanie and yellow scarf over her mouth and nose when she was found.
Officer DuPont comments on the interesting placement of Lala’s tags, directly adjacent to preexisting graffiti images and messages. “It’s unclear if Lala is challenging already declared graffiti territory, or supporting her fellow artist community.” Residents in the 94 have noted a rise in vandal behavior since the arrival of Lala Drona. Young artist groups, thinkers and bohemian-types alike, have seemed to coalesce overnight. Small protests and demonstrations have hinted something larger to come for the 94, and Lala seems to be at the heart of it.
It is still unknown what these charges will mean for Lala Drona. Sources say that this could mean expulsion from the country, but DuPont assures us that Lala will probably be let off with about 40 hours of community service.
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