Kent Police have caught two of the three men involved in downtown shopping center.
Lt. Bob Treharn said officers were able to identify the two men from video camera surveillance tapes of the property at 165 E. Main St.
"We're trying to identify the third person," Treharn said.
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The men reportedly caused between $500 and $1,000 in damage during the Labor Day holiday weekend when they pulled down a string of globe LED lights and smashed the bulbs.
Treharn said formal charges have not been filed yet, so he could not release the names of the two men who were arrested. Charges are expected to be filed Monday morning. What charges are filed depends on the exact amount of damage caused.
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Ron Burbick, the developer of , said he plans to prosecute the suspects to the full extent of the law.
"We’ve got to set an example," Burbick said.
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