Cameras capture 3 boys riding floor cleaner through hallways after breaking into empty Troy school Police want to speak with 3 boys
TROY, Mich. – Officials have released surveillance video that shows three boys riding a floor cleaner through the empty halls of a high school they broke into in Troy, police said.
The boys are accused of damaging property July 25 after breaking into International Academy East High School , according to authorities.
Surveillance video shows them riding the floor cleaner, crashing it into school property and throwing objects in the hallways.
Anyone who recognizes them is asked to call Troy police at 248-524-3447.
You can watch the surveillance video below .
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