Update: Suspect Located in Trail Vandalism Case in Eagle

According to VailDaily.com, law enforcement officials have identified a suspect in the recent instance of trail vandalism in Eagle. However, the suspect’s name has not been released. According to the same article, the nail board was actually found on an unofficial user-created trail that isn’t an official part of the Eagle trail system. According to …
Photo: Jesse Horton? / Mountain Bike Eagle Facebook Page
Photo: Jesse Horton? / Mountain Bike Eagle Facebook Page

According to VailDaily.com, law enforcement officials have identified a suspect in the recent instance of trail vandalism in Eagle. However, the suspect’s name has not been released.

According to the same article, the nail board was actually found on an unofficial user-created trail that isn’t an official part of the Eagle trail system. According to law enforcement officials, they believe that this instance of vandalism is isolated to this one unofficial trail, and that the entirety of the official East Eagle trail system is unaffected.

It isn’t clear whether or not the suspect will be prosecuted, as this vandalism took place on what is essentially an illegal trail. However, the traps that were laid were pretty vicious. The authorities uncovered 8 of the nail boards pictured above.

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