A candidate for city council was taken into custody on Friday. This action followed an incident involving damage to a sign. The sign in question expressed opposition to the candidate's own campaign.
The incident occurred at a specific location, with reports coming in around 4:45 p.m. on October 2.
Further information about this incident is available from the Pacifica City Manager and the Pacifica Police Department, who responded to the reports of vandalism.
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