15 College Patriots Fans Arrested & Charged For Destroying Cars After Super Bowl Win

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Randy Oliver
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Usually when a person or group of people are seen vandalizing public property, lighting fires in the streets and destroying cars, they’re upset at something. Apparently doing all those to ‘celebrate’ something is now a thing.

According to New Hampshire’s Union Leader, police arrested 15 people, 12 of which are students enrolled at the University of New Hampshire — on criminal mischief charges Wednesday for the destruction of three vehicles in downtown Durham. The crimes came in celebratory fashion after the New England Patriots came back and won Super Bowl LI in early February.

Durham police said that approximately 3,000 people gathered after the game clock hit zero to celebrate the Patriots’ improbable comeback to claim their fifth Super Bowl championship.

The 15 criminals could be seen on surveillance footage damaging the vehicles, which were declared total losses by their respective owners, which were parked on Main Street.

The following UNH students were arrested Wednesday on criminal mischief charges.

Top row, from left: Michael Barbieri, 19, of Newton, Mass.; Sophia Benedetti, 20, of Danbury, Conn.; Malik Carter, 18, of Sandwich; Garrett Colantino, 22, of Reading, Mass.; and Cheyenne Collins, 19, of Taunton, Mass. Middle row, from left: Elizabeth Connolly, 19, of Dorchester, Mass.; Michael DeAngelis, 20, of Trumbull, Conn.; Shaan DeJong, 19, of Hooksett; Jean Douglas, 19, of Canandaigua, N.Y.; and William Glynn, 19, of Norfolk, Mass. Bottom row, from left: Kaitlin Goulart, 18, of Falmouth, Mass.; Nicole Grabe, 19, of Fairfield, Conn.; German Ortiz, 24, of Bedford; Kyla Robinson, 18, of Hooksett; and Tyler Young, 22, of Epping. - See more at: http://www.unionleader.com/crime/Police-charge-15-people-with-criminal-mischief-in-UNH-post-Super-Bowl-celebration-02222017#sthash.4GbwsK39.dpuf
Top row, from left: Michael Barbieri, 19, of Newton, Mass.; Sophia Benedetti, 20, of Danbury, Conn.; Malik Carter, 18, of Sandwich; Garrett Colantino, 22, of Reading, Mass.; and Cheyenne Collins, 19, of Taunton, Mass. Middle row, from left: Elizabeth Connolly, 19, of Dorchester, Mass.; Michael DeAngelis, 20, of Trumbull, Conn.; Shaan DeJong, 19, of Hooksett; Jean Douglas, 19, of Canandaigua, N.Y.; and William Glynn, 19, of Norfolk, Mass. Bottom row, from left: Kaitlin Goulart, 18, of Falmouth, Mass.; Nicole Grabe, 19, of Fairfield, Conn.; German Ortiz, 24, of Bedford; Kyla Robinson, 18, of Hooksett; and Tyler Young, 22, of Epping.

All 15 were released on $1,000 bail each, and are scheduled to be arraigned March 9 at 12:30 p.m. in Strafford County Superior Court.

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