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Anyone who follows graffiti art in Los Angeles knows REVOK and we got a sad news.
Revok was arrested for vandalism Thursday morning at LAX airport by sheriff’s deputies.
Revok was arrested for vandalism Thursday morning at LAX airport by sheriff’s deputies.
Revok was heading to Ireland.
He was already arrested back in 2009 and placed on probation for vandalism, in 2010 he was arrested near a graffiti store with several hundred cans of spray paint and a replica of LAPD badge.
He is now being held in LA country jail with an insane bail set at $320,000.
This is the second incident in a few days after the Invader’s story and it’s sad to see the persecution of artist’s in LA.
He was already arrested back in 2009 and placed on probation for vandalism, in 2010 he was arrested near a graffiti store with several hundred cans of spray paint and a replica of LAPD badge.
He is now being held in LA country jail with an insane bail set at $320,000.
This is the second incident in a few days after the Invader’s story and it’s sad to see the persecution of artist’s in LA.
Police Press Release after the jump
(Press Release) High profile graffiti vandal arrested as he preps to board plane
A 34-year old high profile graffiti vandal was arrested by sheriff’s deputies Thursday morning as he prepared to board a plane to Ireland at Los Angeles International Airport..
Suspect Jason Williams, also known as “Revok,” is well known in the graffiti vandalism culture and is a member of the graffiti crew “Mad Society Kings” or MSK.
Sheriff’s Metro Transit Services Bureau Special Problems Unit deputies were notified that Suspect Williams had a warrant for his arrest for failure to pay restitution to the victims of previous vandalism crimes.
Suspect Williams, a White male resident of the Fairfax District in Los Angeles, had been placed on probation for felony vandalism in Indio, California in 2009.
In 2010, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Special Problems Unit Transit deputies arrested Suspect Williams near a graffiti store where images of his graffiti vandalism were featured. He was arrested with several hundred cans of spray paint and a replica Los Angeles Police Department badge.
As a result of evidence discovered during his April 21 arrest (Thursday), other incidents of vandalism were found in the County of Los Angeles. Some of the damage is adjacent to the Metro Blue Line and can be seen by its’ patrons. The additional crimes will be submitted to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office by sheriff’s deputies for filing consideration.
Suspect Williams is being held in the Los Angeles County jail with bail set at $320,000.00.
“We take graffiti vandalism very seriously, said Lieutenant Vince Carter, Sheriff’s Metro Transit Services Bureau. “Criminal graffiti vandals who insist on damaging other people’s property are going to jail and need to pay to fix the damage they caused.”
“We take graffiti vandalism very seriously, said Lieutenant Vince Carter, Sheriff’s Metro Transit Services Bureau. “Criminal graffiti vandals who insist on damaging other people’s property are going to jail and need to pay to fix the damage they caused.”
For photos, descriptions and information about the arrests of graffiti vandals, wanted graffiti vandals, and graffiti removal, visit the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s department webpage on http://www.lasd.org at:
L.A.’s Most Wanted Graffiti Taggers
http://sheriff.lacounty.gov/wps/portal/lasd/graffiti/
L.A.’s Most Wanted Graffiti Taggers
http://sheriff.lacounty.gov/wps/portal/lasd/graffiti/
Captain Mike Parker
Sheriff’s Headquarters Bureau – Newsroom
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
(323) 267-4800
[email protected]
www.lasd.org
Sheriff’s Headquarters Bureau – Newsroom
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
(323) 267-4800
[email protected]
www.lasd.org
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