Police: 'Crazy Cracka Killas' Graffiti Members Arrested

Pittsburgh police said they've busted a graffiti gang that's left its mark across the city for the past two years.

Stephen Wadlow and Patrick Walsh, both of Dormont, face seven counts of criminal mischief. Police said the two are part of vandal group known as "CCK" or "Crazy Cracka Killas."

Police said the gang's graffiti tags are "CCK," "SLAVE," "3311" and "DRAMA."

On Feb. 18, 2009, the gang's graffiti was reported in a bathroom stall of a Pittsburgh restaurant. Police said all patrons’ IDs were scanned by the establishment and both of the suspects' names were recorded at the time.

Both Wadlow and Walsh were charged in the case.

An extensive canvas of Pittsburgh neighborhoods was conducted and various properties displaying the gang's graffiti were identified, police said.

Damage at 10 properties is estimated at $4,200, police said.

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