ABERDEEN — Aberdeen police believe they caught the man who wrote in pink paint in the street, “Liz, call home, I love you.”
KXRO reports the words were found Saturday morning on Boone Street. Police found the suspect a short time later with pink paint in his car and on his hands and shoes.
He was arrested on suspicion of malicious mischief.
Information from: KXRO-AM, www.kxro.com
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