The Baton Rouge, La., constable says authorities are investigating possible vandalism at a parking lot where 16 vehicles were found, each with all four tires deflated.
Constable Reginald R. Brown Sr. tells The Advocate that the lot is one where a group of Southern University football fans left their cars before taking a bus to a road game Saturday in Albuquerque, N.M.
He says authorities weren’t sure all the tires were punctured but do suspect vandalism because so many tires were deflated.
Cpl. L’Jean McKneely, a Baton Rouge police spokesman, says a friend of the fans checked on the vehicles Sunday and noticed the flat tires.
The lot is near the city police department’s First District headquarters.
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