Non Profit Looks to Sue Corporations Who Promote Graffiti Vandalism

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(Free-Press-Release.com) March 22, 2007 --

The Nograf Network is looking to partner with a law firm to take on corporations who use and promote graffiti in order to increase their profits. The latest corporation, Foot Locker is using Adidas to get graffiti vandals to tag a shoe line. Using graffiti to sell your product is just wrong said Randy Campbell, President of the Non Profit group Nograffiti.com. When you use these vandals, you are saying that graffiti vandalism is OK. The United States spends Billions every year trying to clean up graffiti vandalism, and we do not need corporate America helping the vandals to do even more crime. Corporations who do this, and there are many, should be held libel for promoting a criminal act.

About Nograf:

The Nograf Network, started in 1992 with a handful of Law Enforcement Agencies has grown to include nearly every state in the US, and most foreign countries. Nograf, a non-profit corporation, uses unpaid volunteers to provide information and help to anyone needed their assistance in dealing with graffiti vandalism. To maintain Nograf, they partner with companies that sell new and used vehicles at wholesale prices. They also partner with a company that sells cheap discounted web hosting with free website designs. Membership is free, and donations are always welcome.

More information can be found online at http://www.nograffiti.com

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