UGA student indicted in $20,000 car damage case
All it took was a trail of blood for a Clarke County grand jury to indict University of Georgia student Brandyn Matthew Clark on 11 felony counts of second-degree criminal damage.
The blood trail followed Clark from several damaged vehicles in a parking garage back to his apartment, the Athens Banner-Herald reported. Police say Clark intentionally damaged red cars in January while looking for a red car that he said damaged his own white Honda Civic in a hit-and-run crash.
He is accused of doing $20,000 worth of damage to nearly a dozen cars, the newspaper reported.
Clark was arrested after police said he damaged cars in the Standard Apartments parking garage, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution previously reported. He allegedly kicked and hit cars and used a tool to punch holes in them.
Clark is free on bond. His next court appearance is Aug. 19.
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