The following is a press release from the Healdsburg Police Department. The information has not been proven in a court of law and any individuals described should be presumed innocent until proven guilty:
In the early hours of Saturday March 1, 2025, Healdsburg Police Officers located suspected gang-related graffiti across various locations in the city. Officers immediately began investigating the situation and took reports on several tags consistent with known gang symbols.
At approximately 2:30 AM, Healdsburg Officers were dispatched to the area of Terrace Blvd and Alley 6, where a witness saw two individuals actively vandalizing buildings with spray paint. Officers quickly located and identified two male suspects—one adult and one juvenile—who were found in the vicinity carrying spray paint cans. Other evidence was located connecting the two suspects to the vandalism.
Both individuals were arrested and booked on multiple charges related to their involvement in the graffiti vandalism and suspected gang activity:
23 year old Lucas Elijah Iverson of Willits was booked into the Sonoma County Jail on charges of:
- Conspiracy to Commit a Crime (Penal Code 182(a)(1))
- Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor (Penal Code 272(a)(1))
- Vandalism (Penal Code 594(a)(1))
- Participation in a Criminal Street Gang (Penal Code 186.22(a))
A 17 year old juvenile male of Windsor was arrested and booked into Juvenile Hall on charges of:
- Obstruction of an Officer (Penal Code 148(a)(1))
- Conspiracy to Commit a Crime (Penal Code 182(a)(1))
- Vandalism (Penal Code 594(a)(1))
- Participation in a Criminal Street Gang (Penal Code 186.22(a))
Healdsburg Officers were able to link the arrested suspects to multiple vandalisms at various locations which all occurred overnight.
Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to the Healdsburg Police Department at (707) 431-3377.
Wow. With everything going on in the world, this is news???
We can walk and chew gum at the same time. There are other crimes also being covered here and elsewhere, but this is a serious crime worth covering. I hope besides doing time and paying a hefty fine, that these two ingrates are forced to clean up their graffiti –and maybe more.
Before I became a kind and loving person, I thought bending back one or more of the graffiti artists fingers until they snapped might deter them from future vandalism.
Glad to see that this activity was stopped. It’s not meaningless. Who wants their property claimed and disrespected by gangs and their wannabes?