4 Teens Identified In $16K Vandalism Act At Chesco Railroad: Police

WEST CHESTER, PA —Police have identified four 15-year-old boys as suspects in a July 28 vandalism act at the West Chester Railroad, a tourist attraction in the borough, officials said Saturday.

Vandals caused $16,000 in damage when smashing glass windows of trains stopped at the station.

No formal charges were filed yet, and police are searching for five additional suspects, according to police.

The vandals climbed on the equipment and broke windows in a locomotive, a coach, and a truck, police said.

Meanwhile, the railroad has received an outpouring of support from the community, according to the West Chester Railroad Facebook page. More information is available here.