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On November 17th Syracuse Police Officers responded to the 300 Block of S. Salina Street regarding multiple criminal mischief and graffiti incidents throughout downtown.
An investigation was commenced by CID detectives where numerous people were interviewed, and an extensive neighborhood and citywide canvass was conducted. In cooperation with multiple downtown stakeholders, numerous other graffiti incidents were also identified, and the suspects involved in the initial investigation were also identified and further linked to the initial incidents. On December 6th, four search warrants were executed and multiple items of evidence were recovered and further analyzed.
As a result of the above efforts, one of the suspects involved was identified as 24-year-old Colin Kolozdieczyk. A second suspect has been identified but has not yet been located and arrested. The second suspect will be publicly identified upon apprehension.
On December 6th the Suspect was located at a business in Onondaga County and taken into custody without incident. He was later lodged in the Onondaga County Justice Center, where he was held pending his arraignment.
Colin Kolozdieczyk was charged with the following crimes:
PL 145.10 Criminal Mischief 2nd D Felony
PL 145.05 (02) Criminal Mischief 3rd E Felony
PL 145.00 Criminal Mischief 4th A Misdemeanor (6 counts)
PL 145.60 (02) Making Graffiti A Misdemeanor (8 counts)
PL 145.60 (02) Possession of Graffiti Instruments B Misdemeanor (8 counts)
Total
-2 felonies, 22 misdemeanors
-8 victims
– $8,888.27 in total damages
Suspect at large is facing:
PL 145.10 Criminal Mischief 2nd D Felony (9 counts)
PL 145.05 (02) Criminal Mischief 3rd E Felony (2 counts)
PL 145.00 Criminal Mischief 4th A Misdemeanor (12 counts)
PL 145.60 (02) Making Graffiti A Misdemeanor (18 counts)
PL 145.60 (02) Possession of Graffiti Instruments B Misdemeanor (18 counts)
Total
-6 felonies, 48 misdemeanors
-18 victims
– $17,017.77 in total damages
This investigation is still ongoing. Anyone with any information is encouraged to contact CID.