Last Wednesday night, the exterior of the Reading Wharf Market in Philadelphia was damaged. The 128-year-old organization asked the public to help identify and locate the perpetrators.

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The market posted photos and video clips on its social media accounts. The photos and video clips showed that a person walked across the market along the Philbert Street side between 11th and 12th Streets, sprayed with a paint gun, and Carry a red bag with white letters.

People walking on the south side of the market are dressed in black from head to toe, with black shoes and pants, black coats and masks. Due to the hood of the mask and jacket, the person’s face is not very obvious.

According to reports, damage was found in the market on Thursday morning 6ABC. The central city area has begun to clean up buildings, but the market said they “have a long way to go to restore the affected areas.”

It is estimated that damage to building windows and siding will cost thousands of dollars. Inquirer. As the market recently updated its exterior and doors, and placed new window decorations around the entire building, vandalism occurred.

The market is about to start a new fundraising activity, and part of the funds raised must now be used to pay for the maintenance costs.

According to the police, no one has been arrested so far. The investigation into this matter is still ongoing.

Anyone with information about who this person is or where they may be is asked to contact the market. Those who can provide information to the agency will receive a $500 gift card for the reading terminal market.