This graffiti is still in place. Observed 5/12/10. Contact Officer Mike Vergara SRPD.

This graffiti is still in place as of 5/26/10. Contact SRPD Officer Mike Vergara to get this resolved.

The media has consistently remarked about the relationship between tagging and gang violence. These two buildings, 909 & 911 Lincoln Ave. are heavy tagging sites, with many graffiti reports. Many of the tags have been there for months. Yesterday there was a stabbing behind Perry's Deli at 909 Lincoln. Enhanced SRPD enforcement of this private property graffiti is warranted. Contact SRPD Officer Mike Vergara to follow up on this obvious "hot spot". This graffiti is still in place. Observed 6/9/10.

This graffiti was reported 76 days ago. This graffiti is still in place. Observed 6/27/10. Contact Officer Mike Vergara of the SRPD who will be back this Thursday 7/1/10 to get this issue resolved.

This graffiti is still in place. Observed 7/10/10.

This graffiti is still in place. Observed 7/23/10.

This graffiti is still in place. Observed 7/27/10.

127 days and counting.
This graffiti is still in place. Observed 8/15/10.

This graffiti is still in place. Observed 9/6/10. This graffiti dates back to April.

This graffiti is still in place. Observed 9/16/10.

wow.. how ignorant can a person get. gang violence is is also associated with short hair and tattoos. yet how many police officers and military personal have both short hair and tattoos?? just because the media portrays a relationship between graffiti and gangs doesnt every tom, dick and harry who writes on a wall is a gang member. use some sense fool

This graffiti is still in place. Observed 9/28/10. This old graffiti dates back to April.

This 7 month old graffiti is still in place. Observed 11/12/10.

This graffiti is still in place. Observed 12/2/10.

This graffiti is still in place. Observed 1/30/11.

This graffiti was reported last April and is still in place. Observed 2/13/11.

The poles have been removed, and along with them, the graffiti :-).