Defendant in IB vandalism case pleads not guilty to misdemeanor vandalism count
A teenager charged with vandalism and property damage related to civil rights violations has pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor vandalism count.
The teen initially had been booked on suspicion of multiple counts of vandalism and causing property damage tied to civil-rights violations.
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