Sources indicate nails and screws were forced into the tires on at least a dozen marked and unmarked police cars as well as a number of private cars.
Pittsburgh Police sources say at least a dozen police cars and a number of private cars were vandalized.
Sources also confirm police investigators have substantial information to believe the crime was committed by anarchists in town for the G-20 Summit.
Police detectives took photographs and looked for evidence in the parking lot of police headquarters Thursday afternoon.
The damage was done to the cars' tires.
Sources indicate nails and screws were forced into the tires on at least a dozen marked and unmarked police cars as well as a number of private cars.
Sources indicate it is believed a number of suspected anarchists came to police headquarters late Wednesday night and damaged as many cars as possible.
Police indicate the tires cannot be plugged and must be replaced because the cars have to operate at high speeds.
Damage estimates at this time are running in the thousands of dollars.
Sources indicate the suspected anarchists came to prove to police they can do damage whenever and wherever they want.
There was no official comment regarding the incident.
KDKA's Marty Griffin has been told the mayor, police chief and public safety director are outraged by the brazen nature of the attack.
There will also be increased security in the parking lot starting Thursday night.
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