Kim Kardashian's Miami shop vandalized
Kim Kardashian's Miami shop vandalized
Posted: 05/19/2009
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) -- Police say a South Beach store owned by reality TV star Kim Kardashian and her sisters has been vandalized.
Miami Beach Police spokeswoman Deborah Doty said Tuesday that a section of the front window of the store, Dash Miami, was vandalized. The window was scratched and the letters "GUK" were painted in black on the window frame.
Doty said the graffiti "was very minute" and will be investigated.
On her Web site Kourtney Kardashian said that a store employee discovered the vandalism.
"All in all, the damage is pretty bad, but they're painting over it now!" Kardashian wrote.
She said the graffiti wasn't targeting her or her sisters Kim and Khloe. The store has yet to open, but it will be featured in a new reality show.
(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
Miami Beach Police spokeswoman Deborah Doty said Tuesday that a section of the front window of the store, Dash Miami, was vandalized. The window was scratched and the letters "GUK" were painted in black on the window frame.
Doty said the graffiti "was very minute" and will be investigated.
On her Web site Kourtney Kardashian said that a store employee discovered the vandalism.
"All in all, the damage is pretty bad, but they're painting over it now!" Kardashian wrote.
She said the graffiti wasn't targeting her or her sisters Kim and Khloe. The store has yet to open, but it will be featured in a new reality show.
(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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