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This story is an interactive news poll published by Seattle-based news outlet KOMO News (syndicated via MSN).

The piece centers on a controversy involving a convicted graffiti tagger who was accused of mocking his lenient sentence. As a result of his actions and public reaction, prosecutors and the court considered revoking his suspended jail sentence during a follow-up hearing.

In response to the situation and growing community frustration over property vandalism, KOMO News opened a public poll asking readers what changes they would like to see regarding how convicted taggers are sentenced. The prompt invites public feedback on whether penalties should include stricter measures, such as mandatory jail time, substantial financial restitution, extended hours of mandatory community service (such as graffiti cleanup), or alternative rehabilitation programs.