Duo busted for spray painting graffiti on trains in Queens: cops

Hugo Guerreiro and Alexis Gines have been arrested for allegedly spray portray graffiti on subway automobiles in Queens
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A person from Portugal and a Brooklyn lady have been busted for spray portray graffiti on subway automobiles in Queens, the NYPD mentioned Thursday.

Hugo Guerreiro, 39, and Alexis Gines, 32, have been stopped round 2 a.m. Wednesday after cops responded to a 911 name about graffiti on subway trains on the seventy fifth Avenue Subway Station in Forest Hills, police mentioned.

The NYPD’s Citywide Vandals Process Drive investigated and recovered two duffel baggage that have been thrown below automobiles, police mentioned. 

The baggage “contained 15 cans of spray paint matching the paint used to make the graffiti,” police mentioned. A police scanner was recovered from the Gines.  

Guerreiro and Gines have been charged with prison mischief, making graffiti, reckless endangerment, prison mischief with intent to break property, possession of graffiti devices and prison trespass, police mentioned.

Guerreiro flew in from Portugal on June 20, a police supply mentioned. The trains that have been tagged have been being saved in a tunnel.  

Police discovered baggage that “contained 15 cans of spray paint matching the paint used to make the graffiti” stashed below automobiles.

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The 2 have been charged with prison mischief, making graffiti, reckless endangerment, prison mischief with intent to break property, possession of graffiti devices and prison trespass.

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The 2 have been additionally caught on digicam leaving the prepare station with the duffel baggage, in response to the police supply.

The graffiti performed by the 2 seemed to be gold bubble letters with a vibrant inexperienced background.

“You higher work in your artwork just a little,” one police supply joked.