'I can't understand it': Cobble Hill mobile home residents fall victim to tire-slashing spree
Residents at a mobile park in Cobble Hill believe at least 40 vehicles were targeted in an early morning tire-slashing spree on New Year’s Day.
“The mentality that’s required for someone to do — whoever it is — to do something like this,” Nolan Nissen, a park resident, told CHEK News. Residents believe the spree began around 3 a.m. and say at least 40 cars, parked in both the park and surrounding area, were hit.
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