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PORT ORCHARD - Kitsap County prosecutors have charged four Bainbridge Island teenagers who are suspected of blowing up portable toilets around the island in June.
The 16-year-old boys will be arraigned in Kitsap County Juvenile Court on July 15 on charges of second-degree malicious mischief. If convicted, they could face time in juvenile detention.
Six suspects were identified by Bainbridge Island police in late June, but only four were charged on Thursday.
Police say so-called "sparkler bombs," made of fireworks sparklers and duct tape, were used to destroy a number of portable toilets, although charging documents only specify two toilets.
--The Associated Press
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Posted by da Scotchman at 7/5/08 5:10 a.m.
No comments on this item? Here's one.
If and when it comes to imposing punishment, an effective sentence (and deterrent) might be a couple of days confinement in any portable outhouses that escaped destruction by this group of young vandals. Preferably ones that haven't been cleaned out for a while.