A Portuguese man and a Brooklyn woman were arrested for spraying graffiti on a Queens subway car. , NYPD said Thursday.
According to police, Hugo Guerreiro (39 years old) and Alexis Gines (39 years old) and Alexis Gines (39 years old) around 2 am Wednesday after police answered 911 calls about subway graffiti at Forest Hills Subway 75th Avenue Station. 32 years old) has stopped.
The NYPD city-wide destroyer task force investigated and recovered two duffel bags thrown under the vehicle, police said. The
bag "contained 15 cans of spray paint that matched the paint used to make the graffiti," police said. A police scanner has been recovered from Gines.
Guerreiro and Gines have been charged with graffiti, reckless danger, mischief of crimes aimed at damaging property, possession of graffiti tools, and illegal invasion of crimes by police. Said.
Guerreiro flew from Portugal on June 20, police sources said. The tagged train was stored in the tunnel.
According to police sources, the two left the station with a duffel bag and were caught by a camera.
The graffiti they drew was like the letters of a golden bubble with a bright green background.
"You should work on your art a little," one police source joked.
