A reward is being offered for tips about a recent act of vandalism. The incident involved damage to key infrastructure and resulted in a significant disruption to services. Details about the vandalism are limited, but it is known that the damage caused a widespread outage. For more information about the reward and the incident, readers can consult the original report from ABC7 Los Angeles.
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