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   From: noreply@dirge.harmsk.com   
      
   It's seriously time to consider killing a bunch of these Asian vandals.   
      
   Some of them aren't even citizens.  Round them up and send them back   
   to Vietnam.   
      
   Consider just opening the doors of the plane and kicking them out over   
   the ocean.  Fuck people who act like this.  They do not deserve to live   
   in this country.   
      
   And where the fuck has District Attorney, Todd Spitzer been on this?   
      
   Vandals have overrun an abandoned mall, covering its walls in graffiti   
   and turning the property into a magnet for illegal activity that has   
   left it looking like a post-apocalyptic horror movie set — as police   
   calls for service have surged to 402 in just three months.   
      
   The Westminster Mall in Orange County, which closed last October, is   
   becoming a hotbed for vandalism and trespassing, KTLA reported.   
      
   In the past three months, Westminster cops apprehended individuals with   
   outstanding arrest warrants, and handled nearly 250 complaints,   
   arresting more than two-dozen people, according to police.   
      
   In just the last three days, cops arrested 30 people and responded to 57   
   calls for service, police said in a Facebook post.   
      
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   “The Westminster mall is closed and no persons are allowed inside,” cops   
   said. “The Westminster Police Department will be conducting full   
   enforcement for any criminal activity committed at the mall.”   
      
   Witnesses in the area reported swarms of people painting graffiti inside   
   the mall, with one witness telling KTLA that as recently as this weekend   
   they saw about 60 people at the property at once — with no police or   
   security present.   
      
   “This has become a safety issue,” a police spokesperson told KTLA.   
   “Anyone trespassing will be arrested.”   
      
   Alexis Malatesta, a former regular at the mall who even threw a goodbye   
   party when it shut down, said she was disappointed by the state of the   
   space she once loved.   
      
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   “It’s very scary because it’s only a matter of time before something   
   dangerous happens inside the structure,” Malatesta told NBC. “They’re   
   not doing enough to keep people out and protect it.”   
      
   Police said they are working with the owners to increase security and   
   are aiming to raise awareness about vandalism at the location.   
      
   https://nypost.com/2026/01/13/us-news/westminster-mall-overrun-by-vandals   
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