Vandalism at Soundview businesses sparks safety concerns
Business owners say there is no evidence of bullets but are facing costly repairs.
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5ds agoBusiness owners on Watson Avenue in Soundview say they have been repeatedly vandalized, leaving glass storefronts with holes.
They say there is no evidence of bullets but are facing costly repairs.
News 12 Natalie Hernandez spoke to community members who say they want police to investigate the incidents and they hope no one gets hurt.
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