A retired civil engineer with no criminal history was facing a charge that could put him in state prison for as long as three years. His crime? Using a permanent marker to draw 45 small marks on the gym floor at a public sports facility.
His crime? Using a permanent marker to draw 45 small marks on the gym floor at a public sports facility.
“Defacing or damaging public property is unacceptable, a criminal offense, and will not be tolerated in any of our public buildings or spaces,” a spokesperson said. A spokesperson for the Denver District Attorney’s Office said Friday that the office has “yet to accept or refuse this case for prosecution,” meaning there’s still a chance that prosecutors could decide not to go after Guney.
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