Suspected vandal may face several charges I
By Cristine Romano
Staff Reporter
A Lincoln teenager was arrested
early Wednesday morning on sus
picion of vandalizing the Folsom
Children’s Zoo and killing several
small animals.
Gerald D. Soundsleeper, 1.9,
was arrested shortly before 8 a.m.,
according to Lt. David Beggs of the
Lincoln Police Department. Beggs
said Soundsleeper could be
charged with several counts, in
cluding vandalism, burglary and
larceny.
Police said Soundsleeper ap
peared intoxicated at the time of
his arrest.
When police arrived at the
scene, it appeared several animals
recently had been killed, including
a guinea pig, a rat, some salaman
ders and a frog, Beggs said.
Soundsleeper could be charged
with vandalism for allegedly “ran
sacking” the inside of the zoo’s
food emporium, Beggs said. The
zoo post office and the popcorn
wagon also were damaged, he
said.
Soundsleeper apparently had
taken most of the coins from the
zoo’s fountain and also could be
charged with burglary, he said.
Beggs said Soundsleeper had
been arrested last month for break
ing into the zoo and stealing coins.
The county attorney’s office did
not know what Soundsleeper
would be charged with Wednes
day evening.
A zoo employee coming to
work found Soundsleeper in the
zoo and attempted to detain him,
Beggs said.
Soundsleeper then hit the em
ployee and tried unsuccessfully to
escape over a wall.
Zoo Director John Chapo said
most areas of the zoo remained
open Wednesday.
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