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Park City • A Utah judge has issued an arrest warrant for a California man accused of vandalizing two murals in Park City by the famous graffiti artist Bansky.
Third District Court Judge Todd Shaughnessy ordered the arrest of 35-year-old David William Noll on Monday after Noll failed to appear for a court hearing in Park City.
Messages left with prosecutors and Noll's attorneys Monday were not immediately returned.
Court records show Noll did not have to appear in Utah for a June hearing but was required to be in court Monday.
Noll was charged in April with one count of criminal mischief. He has not yet entered a plea.
Prosecutors say Noll vandalized the Banksy works on New Year's Eve, breaking clear protective covers and defacing one mural with paint.
The Associated Press