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Vandals cause more than $100K in damage at College of Staten Island campus

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Vandals cause more than $100K in damage at College of Staten Island campus
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Three individuals caused more than $100,000 in damage at the College of Staten Island after allegedly breaking into multiple campus buildings, flooding one structure, damaging a basketball court, and crashing a golf cart.

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