NEW YORK (1010 WINS) — The NYPD released new surveillance footage Monday of the alleged vandal who threw paint on a George Floyd sculpture in Union Square Park.
New images show the suspected paint-slinger inside the F line's 14th Street subway station nearby the park before the incident earlier this month, police said.
The suspect is seen exiting the station turnstile in a bright, reflective construction shirt and dark knit hat while carrying a skateboard.
New images show the suspected paint-slinger inside the 14th Street/Sixth Av subway station nearby the park before the incident, police said.NYPD
The unidentified man is wanted for allegedly throwing paint on the art installation honoring Floyd on Sunday morning, Oct. 3 — just days after it was officially unveiled in the park.
Police had previously released images and videos of the vandal in action, with video footage showing a man in what appears to be the same outfit splattering the statue with paint as he rode by on a skateboard.
The artwork was previously vandalized with spray paint after it was unveiled in Brooklyn back in June.
