A city council candidate has been arrested for vandalizing a sign. The sign apparently opposed the candidate, and video footage shows the candidate altering it.
The footage, captured by a trail camera, reveals the candidate spray-painting over a word on the sign and replacing it with a heart symbol.
Further details about the incident and the candidate, identified as Sam Casillas, are available from the source.
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