Dozens of vehicles and homes were vandalized in Clarksville.
Reports stated vandals damaged 33 vehicles and 13 homes with the majority of the vandalism taking place between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. Saturday.
Police said most of the vandalism happened at homes on streets off of Ringgold Road from the intersection of 101st Parkway until it crosses Fort Campbell Boulevard.
Landlord Willie Foster said two of his tenants found windows smashed in on their home and cars.
"This is unnecessary and you have to put yourself in the homeowners and tenant's shoes," Foster said. "Would you like someone to come bust your windows out? This is where we live, we're going to protect our neighborhood."
Other areas saw smaller degrees of vandalism on Pea Ridge Road, Blakemore Drive, Nottingham Drive, and Delaware Drive.
While glass was broken on many vehicles and homes, nothing was stolen.
"It's definitely terrible. I mean, I guess there's always joy in breaking stuff," said Logan Price, who had four vehicles damaged. "I had a BB gun when I was younger. Glass bottles and stuff aren't hard to find, but other people's windshields and stuff? That's just doing people wrong."
Authorities said in most cases, if a home was vandalized, the vehicles at the home were damaged, as well.
Officials stated the cost of the damage was estimated to be more than $34,000.
Police said they have been following leads in the case. Anyone with information has been urged to call Detective Bailey at 931-648-0656, ext. 5139, or the Tipsline at 931-645-8477. Call 911 if you suspect suspicious activity.
