Amarillo Authorities Seek Public Help To Identify Vandal Targeting Businesses On South Washington Street

Police are looking for a suspect who used rocks to break windows and destroy security cameras at two Amarillo businesses on South Washington Street.

By: AXL Media

Published: Mar 10, 2026, 12:05 PM EDT

Source: Information for this report was sourced from NewsChannel 10 (KFDA)

Amarillo Authorities Seek Public Help To Identify Vandal Targeting Businesses On South Washington Street - article image
Amarillo Authorities Seek Public Help To Identify Vandal Targeting Businesses On South Washington Street - article image

Surveillance Captures Intentional Destruction Of Local Property

Business owners in Central Amarillo are dealing with significant property damage following a targeted spree of vandalism. On the afternoon of Sunday, March 1, an unknown individual was observed on security cameras near the intersection of South Washington Street and SW 16th Avenue. According to reports from Amarillo Crime Stoppers, the suspect systematically attacked two separate commercial establishments. The perpetrator utilized rocks to break large storefront windows, causing thousands of dollars in structural damage.

Vandalism Tactics Include Disabling Security Measures

In an apparent effort to evade detection, the suspect also focused on destroying the businesses' security infrastructure. Footage shows the individual specifically targeting exterior security cameras, rendering them inoperable. Despite these efforts, authorities were able to recover images of the suspect before the equipment was compromised. Law enforcement officials noted that the deliberate nature of the attacks suggests a blatant disregard for local commerce and public safety.

Reward Offered For Tips Leading To An Arrest

Amarillo Crime Stoppers is spearheading the effort to bring the individual to justice and is offering a financial incentive for information. Members of the community who may recognize the suspect or have information regarding the incidents are encouraged to contact the tip line at 806-374-4400. Information that leads directly to an arrest could result in a cash reward of up to $1,000.

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