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painting has been vandalized at a well-known
gallery in Chelsea. Details are still sketchy, but
the assailant, a middle-aged skinny tall man
with a mustache and glasses, walked into the
24th Street gallery at around 2:00 p.m. last Thursday
and demanded that the lights be turned off. After
the staff declined numerous times, he apparently
screamed something out about it being the end of the
world, then pulled out a paintbrush of some
kind and painted the word BAD on the spot
painting. After a brief scuffle with the gallery
guards, the man dashed out, lit a cigar and was last seen skipping south on the Westside Highway. Police
are still searching for a motive, and an investigation
is ongoing into the meaning of BAD. The bandit is
still at large. Police are advising the public to be
calm and alert, and to report any person smoking
a cigar who resembles Groucho Marx. If you have
any information about this high crime please call
are still searching for a motive, and an investigation
is ongoing into the meaning of BAD. The bandit is
still at large. Police are advising the public to be
calm and alert, and to report any person smoking
a cigar who resembles Groucho Marx. If you have
any information about this high crime please call
Crime Steppers at 1-800-BAD-TIPS.

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