Man arrested in Huesca for spraying graffiti on 13 trains with damage exceeding €22,000
Spain's National Police arrested a 33-year-old man in Huesca after spraying graffiti on 13 trains at the city's intermodal station. The damage exceeds €22,000.
Arrested in Huesca after months of painting trains at night in camouflage clothing
Spain's National Police detained a 33-year-old resident of Huesca on 23 June as the suspected author of graffiti on 13 trains at the city's intermodal station, according to cartv.es. The damage caused exceeds €22,000. The arrested man has accumulated eight previous arrests and was released on charges.
The activity began in December 2025 and continued uninterrupted until the day of his arrest. During the investigation, officers determined that the suspect gained access to the premises by scaling the perimeter fence and acted at night, taking advantage of darkness and the scarce presence of security personnel.
To avoid detection, the man wore camouflage clothing, concealed his face with a hood and scarf, and carried a rucksack with several spray cans that were seized at the moment of arrest. He also carried a recording device with which he documented his activity for subsequent distribution on social media.
Source: Google News ES — Crime (es)