BUCKINGHAM, Fla. — One restroom facility at Buckingham Community Park in Fort Myers was broken into and vandalized over the weekend.

According to the Lee County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO), one employee discovered the men’s and women’s restroom vandalization Sunday morning. It occurred in the restroom facility near the football fields.

The damages reported were two shattered toilets, one shattered urinal, one shattered toilet tank cover, one shattered toilet seat, three light fixtures removed and broken, three soap dispensers torn off the wall and two exterior posted signs stolen.

Parkgoers said they’re disheartened to hear about this crime that occurred in their beautiful park.

“It’s unfortunate,” said Dave Shear, who exercises often at Buckingham Park.

Shear said it’s disappointing that people have no respect or regard for people or places.

Araceli Reyes brings her children to the park and said she hopes the suspects are found.

“It’s very sad. I don’t understand why people would do something like that,” said Reyes. 

The repairs will now cost the county an estimated $2,050.

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