In the aftermath of a shocking incident, a small business in Glendora, California is grappling with the repercussions of a group of twerking vandals who caused significant damage to their fleet of cars. The video footage shows at least three women vandalizing a fleet of pink Volkswagen Bugs belonging to the cleaning company Pink Sponge. The incident took place on April 20 just after midnight on top of a parking structure.
The vandals were seen twerking on the hood of the car and proceeded to bust car windows, break taillights and headlights, and throw cleaning products over the parking structure. The damage caused is estimated to be around $25,000 and has affected 18 cars belonging to Pink Sponge. The vandals even went as far as carving gang signs onto the cars.
Co-founder Jennifer Ahlgrim expressed her devastation over the incident, stating that they are a small business that built everything from the ground up. They have filed for insurance coverage but it was denied due to their reckless actions. However, Ahlgrim announced that they have set up a GoFundMe page to help cover repair costs.
Glendora Police informed Ahlgrim that all three vandals, who are juveniles, have been arrested for their actions. Despite this setback, Pink Sponge is determined to recover from the damage caused by these reckless individuals and continue providing quality services to their customers.
In conclusion, this incident serves as an important reminder that reckless behavior can have severe consequences for businesses and individuals alike. It’s essential for everyone to exercise caution when engaging in activities that may harm others or cause property damage.
