A woman has been mocked after the graffiti she allegedly left on the cars of her 'enemies' was spelled badly wrong.
But she's hit back at her critics, asking if she'd committed suicide, would that story have gone viral too.
Shannon Csapilla targeted the vehicles of an ex-boyfriend and a friend according to police, using a key to scratch the word 'wore' into the paintwork.
But it's transpired that she intended to write 'whore'.
After she keyed the vehicles and slashed their tyres, police have revealed that she sent her victims text messages, apparently suspecting the pair were seeing each other.
The 20-year-old has hit back at critics online, posting on her Instagram account: "Don't worry, I'm not an English major".
She also spoke emotionally about the reaction to her crimes, which she admitted were not appropriate and shared the message below on her IG page:
The 20-year-old has hit back at critics online, posting on her Instagram account: "Don't worry, I'm not an English major".
She also spoke emotionally about the reaction to her crimes, which she admitted were not appropriate and shared the message below on her IG page:
Csapilla questioned by police and on her way out allegedly sent a boastful Snapchat message to a friend reading, "Stamford police have nothing on me".
She additionally suggested receiving special treatment while there.
"At least the boys were nice enough to buy me dinner in there," she tweeted with a picture of a cop car and French fries.That same day she was arrested and charged with two counts of first degree criminal mischief.
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She additionally suggested receiving special treatment while there.
"At least the boys were nice enough to buy me dinner in there," she tweeted with a picture of a cop car and French fries.That same day she was arrested and charged with two counts of first degree criminal mischief.
NY Daily News
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