'Parks And Recreation' Actor Charged With Vandalizing George Floyd Statue | The Michigan Chronicle

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'Parks And Recreation' Actor Charged With Vandalizing George Floyd Statue | The Michigan Chronicle

Photo: Getty Images Parks and Recreation actor Micah Beals has been charged with second degree criminal mischief after he allegedly vandalized a George Floyd statue in New York. Video evidence obtained by CBS New York shows a man riding by on a skateboard as he throws paint on the statue. Local artists were able to … Continued

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