Types of vandalism & consequences of vandalism

Types Of Vandalism.

Broken windows

Graffiti, from insignificant scribbles to huge paintings on buildings, trains, and buses 

Theft of property

Arson

Posting leaflets and handbills

Damage to mailboxes

Destruction of playground equipment, library books, campground or beach facilities

Defacing gravestones

Egging or toilet papering property

Littering

 

Consequences Of Vandalism

-The Vandalism Act 1966 was originally passed to curb the spread of communist graffiti in Singapore during the period following Singaporean independence

-Vandalism may be thought of as a minor crime by some people, but they may be unaware that vandalism offenses are often punishable as misdemeanors or even felonies, with strict consequences such as:

Fines

Mandatory community service

Incarceration (jail time)

-In Singapore, a person who attempts to cause or commits an act of vandalism may be liable to imprisonment for up to 3 years and may also be punished with caning.