The key west police circulated several photographs of a man who was captured vandalizing the popular buoy that marks the 90 nautical miles between the United States and Cubain Key West.
In the images released by the authorities, a group of people can be seen, and among them a man painting one of the parts of the emblematic work that identifies that city in the Florida Keys.
Without other details about the offender, the agents ask for the collaboration of the public. Any information must be sent to the phone 305-809-1000 of the Key West Police Department, the channel reported Local 10.
Last year, the historic Southernmost Point Buoy was also abused by David B. Perkins Jr., 22, and Skylar Rae Jacobson, 21, who on January 1 They set fire to a Christmas tree right in front of the famous monument.
The damages, on that occasion, amounted to more than five thousand US dollars.
Days after, the buoy was repaired and visitors once again witnessed the concrete structure that marks the southernmost point of the continental United States, one of the most frequented by the thousands of tourists who visit Key West each year.
