Some Temple students are picking up the pieces after their car windows were smashed near campus overnight.
What to Know
- Dozens of car parked in the area of 10th Street and Montgomery Avenue near Temple’s North Philadelphia campus were vandalized.
- It was unclear if the vandals took anything from the vehicles.
- Philadelphia and Temple police are teaming up to investigate.
More than 40 drivers found their cars smashed near Temple University Friday morning.
The cars, many with windows broken, and a food truck were parked in the area of 10th Street and Montgomery Avenue near Temple’s North Philadelphia campus.
The vandalism put a wrench in the morning routines for students heading to class.
“This is so pointless to smash windows in,” Temple student Luke Berenato said. “And, I didn’t even have any money, or anything, in the car.”
Philadelphia and Temple police teamed up to investigate the vandalism, which is believed to have occurred sometime after 4 a.m.
Surveillance video could lead investigators to the perpetrators. They believe three people are responsible.
No word on an estimated total for damage.
