Reward offered for information about Spooky Nook site vandalism in Hamilton

These images of the building at the former Champion Paper mill property and vandalism that was done to windows at the former office building were posted by the Hamilton Police Department on its Twitter account. PROVIDED

These images of the building at the former Champion Paper mill property and vandalism that was done to windows at the former office building were posted by the Hamilton Police Department on its Twitter account. PROVIDED
Crime & Law
By Mike Rutledge
Dec 27, 2018
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A $500 reward is being offered for information about who it was who vandalized a building Wednesday evening at the future Spooky Nook at Champion Mill gigantic indoor sports complex and convention center.

Hamilton police announced the reward on Twitter and posted photos of the former Champion Paper office building that is across North B Street from the Black Street Bridge, which developers of the complex plan to transform into a boutique hotel that will exist in addition to a larger hotel that also will be on the Spooky Nook site, in the 600 block of North B Street.

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“Someone vandalized the Spooky Nook Sports property at 601 N. B Street,” the police wrote in their tweet. “A $500 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest(s). Investigations Section can be reached at 868-5811, ext. 2002.”

A police spokesman, Sgt. Rich Burkhardt, said police responded to the site around 5:30 p.m. Wednesday after someone reported seeing what they thought was someone messing around with the building. Burkhardt said he did not know who was offering the reward.

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