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Clint ISD Property Vandalized: Man Arrested for Criminal Mischief

KTSM••Luisa Barrios
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On February 18, a 28-year-old man named Gerardo Cabral was apprehended after causing significant damage to a Clint Independent School District facility. Following the break-in, he was observed in Horizon throwing rocks at vehicles on the road, prompting police intervention. Cabral now faces two counts of criminal mischief. This incident raises concerns about safety in school zones and the impact of vandalism on community resources.

Key Details: • Arrest occurred on February 18. • Gerardo Cabral faces two counts of criminal mischief. • Incident involved damage to Clint ISD property and endangerment of motorists.

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