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gasit pe graffnews, full story aici.

ideea de baza e ca un writer, kiko, si-a ridicat mult numele in ultimii ani si la fel si dorinta politistilor de a-l prinde. cand, in final, au pus mana pe el, omul a desenat un 'kiko was here', in timp ce se afla la interogatoriu, fiind evident, proba incriminatorie suprema. despre asta si multe altele din ny, vedeti in ultimul link. urmeaza o parte din articol:

Kiko Was Here

A would-be Basquiat goes to prison in a misguided graffiti crackdown

by Sean Gardiner

February 27th, 2007 12:21 PM

An evening not so long ago, Oliver Siandre was sitting at a wooden desk in a windowless room when he started to doodle.

In Siandre's drawing, the hero, a graffiti writer, is fleeing an NYPD patrol car after having just finished spraying his "tag" on a brick wall: "Kiko." There's another "Kiko" on the second floor of the building where two smitten-looking women watch from separate windows exhorting "Kiko" on. One is yelling, "Go! Go!" The other: "You can do it!" At the bottom of the picture is a third "Kiko" tag with "Busted 10/4/05" written next to it.

Siandre scratched it out killing time between rounds of questioning by detectives inside Astoria's 114th Precinct. Upon seeing the doodle, the cops laughed so hard they nearly cried. They'd witnessed plenty of written and spoken confessions but had never seen a suspect produce an incriminating drawing.

They photocopied the picture and added it to the large pile of evidence already collected against Siandre. Then they called headquarters with the news that "Kiko," the city's "most notorious graffiti vandal," had been caught.