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An Air Force officer accused of vandalizing cars with anti-Bush graffiti is facing five more criminal charges because prosecutors say they have identified five more vehicles that were hit. Lt. Col. Alexis Fecteau now faces 13 counts of criminal mischief, five of them felonies because the damage to the vehicles is believed to exceed $500, Denver district attorney spokeswoman Lynn Kimbrough said Tuesday. Fecteau is accused of blacking out pro-President Bush bumper stickers on cars parked at Denver International Airport and then spray- painting an expletive over them.

DENVER - Denver police say a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Air Force has admitted to vandalizing cars bearing pro-President Bush bumper stickers at Denver International Airport. Police say he's responsible for thousands of dollars in damage on at least 12 cars. Lt. Colonel Alexis Fecteau, 42, of Colorado Springs, turned himself in to Denver police Friday. He is director of reserve operations at the National Security Space Institute in Colorado Springs, in charge of more than 40 full-time and traditional reservists. In the arrest affidavit, Denver police say Fecteau admitted to damaging several cars after police conducted a sting-operation...