A man from Waco was taken into custody on Thursday. His arrest is connected to an incident of vandalism that occurred in Hewitt. The vandalism involved a license plate reader camera.
It is believed to have been damaged earlier this month. Further information about the arrest and the vandalism incident can be found in the Waco Tribune-Herald. Details of the case are available from this source for those seeking more information.
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