Originally published Monday, April 26, 2010 at 1:03 PM
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Suspect pleads not guilty to Shoreline graffiti
A man accused of graffiti vandalism spree in Shoreline pleaded not guilty Monday to malicious mischief charges in King County Superior Court.
The Associated Press
A man accused of graffiti vandalism spree in Shoreline pleaded not guilty Monday to malicious mischief charges in King County Superior Court.
Thirty-five-year-old Tony Huy Lee was released without bail while awaiting trial.
Police accuse him of spray-painting homes, businesses and city property with the tag "Kidd" and "K-D" over three years, causing more than $7,000 in damage.
Lee told KOMO News police have the wrong man. He says officers arrested him Feb. 8 because he was in the area of vandalism. He says blue paint on his coat was from painting his house.
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Information from: KOMO-TV, http://www.komotv.com/
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