I admit I have experienced vandalism.
In the 1970s, in The Troubles, Commission cemeteries in Ireland experienced vandalism.
The availability of information at the bus stop (timetable and map) is statistically important compared to 'no information', although surprisingly the key information item is a timetable, with a map being a liability (possibly because of experience with vandalism?).
Some say they could incite violence in a community that's already experienced unrelated vandalism.
Both had become magnets for anti-social behaviour and many residents who were vulnerable, were experiencing nuisance behaviour, vandalism, groups of youths hanging about drinking and vandalism on an almost weekly basis.
To date, she added, the company hasn't experienced issues with vandalism which has blighted the launch of bike-sharing services in markets where the on-demand model is new.
During the late 1990s, the park experienced a surge in vandalism, littering, and wildfires caused by off-roading, and Roxy Ann Road became nearly impassable because of lack of maintenance.
The secondhand effects of people's drinking on others are also assuming greater importance for advocacy in alcohol control policy, both for the victims experiencing assaults, sexual violence and impacts on studying [ 18, 22] and for the wider community experiencing litter, noise and vandalism [ 23].
("Because they are our brothers," said Mityaev, with a smile, before adding that the city figured the Czechs had more experience with Eastern European-style vandalism than their Canadian competitors).
Remoteness is a node characteristic of a transit system and is expected to be a crime-attracting characteristic because literature has shown that remote stations provide better opportunities for certain crimes and overall experience higher rates of crimes (e.g., vandalism, disorderly conduct).
Allie Smith, 22, a Berkeley City College student, said the small numbers who committed vandalism tarnished an otherwise positive experience.
