UPDATED: Easton Police Make Arrest in Malicious Destruction of Property at Sts Peter & Paul Elementary and Other Properties
UPDATED – 09/06/25 – Easton Police have made an arrest after spray painted International Transgender symbols began showing up at multiple locations – including on property at Sts. Peter & Paul Elementary School. Police obtained a photo of the suspect, 32 year old Sian Radaskiewicz-King of Easton and spotted her in the area of the Talbot Town Shopping Center where she was arrested and charged with 4 counts each of malicious destruction of property and use of a hate symbol. On Saturday, police executed a search and seizure warrant at her residence and she was served with a 2nd arrest warrant and charged with religious property: deface, malicious destruction of property and other offenses. She was released to the custody of the Talbot County Detention Center.
Investigators are still encouraging anyone with information related to this investigation to contact the Easton Police Department at 410-822-1111. They are also asking for residents and business owners to check their surveillance systems to see if the suspect could have been captured.
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ORIGINAL STORY – 09/05/25 – Easton Police were called to Saints Peter and Paul Elementary School on High Street in Easton just before 8 Friday morning where they found the International Transgender symbol spray painted along areas of the school property – as well as on a portion of fence at the Hampton Inn, traffic signs and the outside wall of a building along Dover and Higgins Street. Police are coordinating efforts with the Talbot County Sheriff’s Office to monitor the school’s campus.
UPDATED: Police say Friday night the same graffiti was found in several additional locations.
- Park Street at Dover Road
- Park Street at Point Lane
- Kemp Lane at Dover Road
- J & K Wine and Liquors
The investigation is continuing and police ask residents to check their surveillance systems and anyone with information to contact them at 410-822-1111.