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And the city council member's willing to put her own money to prove it. Because shortly after we posted the video from the Texas Hydroponics parking lot, she added this comment:
This makes me so mad I can't even see straight.
I just talked to Tom, the owner of Texas Hydroponics, who put up $300 of his own money to catch these jerks. I told him I would match his reward, so now we've got $600 bucks for whoever can make an ID leading to the arrest of these vandals.
And, look, it's not often you find council members offering money. --Robert Wilonsky
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