After keying the cars and slashing their tires, Stamford police say Csapilla sent the owners, identified as an ex-boyfriend and a friend, harassing text messages, WTNH reported.
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Stamford, Connecticut police say they initially had trouble finding the motive for Shannon Csapilla’s, 20, alleged crime when they spotted the word, “wore” on her former friend’s auto.
On August 7, Csapilla keyed the vehicles of both victims and punctured their tires, Lt. Diedrich Hohn told the publication.
Police say that Csapilla admitted to vandalizing her boyfriend’s vehicle at least once during the conversation.
Authorities said later that Csapilla was actually trying to spell out the word ‘wh*re and that she’d left out the letter h.
After the vandalism, police said that Csapilla allegedly sent taunting text messages to her onetime beau alluding to the fact that she was responsible.
According to police, Csapilla responded to a request to report to police headquarters, but was not cooperative.
Shannon eventually went into the police station for questioning, but denied having anything to do with the incident.
Stamford police charged Csapilla with two counts of first-degree criminal mischief.
She was released after posting a $10,000 bond. She is prohibited from contact with her ex-boyfriend and her girlfriend until the case is adjudicated.
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To everyone out there who thinks they “know” what happened, or simply to everyone who thinks what I did was “hysterical”: What I did wasn’t okay, but what you all are doing to me isn’t, by any means, okay either. Punishment for my actions isn’t to be taken into the hands of the general public, but to be dealt with through the law.
