Hunt Intensifies for Vandals Who Toppled Ancient Rocks at Lake Mead

National Park Service appeals for public assistance to identify two men filmed damaging ancient rock formations, with potential felony charges looming.

Video from April 7 shows two men pushing over sandstone formations at Lake Mead, causing irreversible damage.
Authorities stress the historical significance of the vandalized rocks, dating back over 140 million years.
Public urged to provide any information, with anonymity guaranteed for tipsters.
Potential penalties for identified vandals include jail time and significant fines.
Incident highlights ongoing issues of vandalism in national parks, underscoring the need for visitor vigilance and responsibility.