YouTube Vandal Sentenced To 3 Years In Prison

Los Angeles, CA (AHN) – A Los Angeles man was sentenced Thursday to a suspended three years and eight months in prison for his daring daylight vandalism spree that were videotaped and shown on YouTube.

Superior Court Judge James Bianco also ordered Cyrus Yazdani, 26, to pay a restitution amounting to $117,196 for tagging the bridges in 7th Street and Cesar Chavez as well as painting graffiti in the 4200 block of South Broadway.

Yazdani was on probation when sentenced. He was recently released from a 10-month jail term, an offshoot of his pleading guilty in December to vandalizing buses, freeway walls, overpasses and the concrete lining of the Los Angeles River between 2005 and 2007.

Yazdani signed his tags with his moniker “Buket.”

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