A Saint Paul man already facing a felony from earlier this year is now accused of destroying Pride flags, political signs and storefronts across multiple city neighborhoods.

The vandalism occurred during a series of overnight incidents that police say were driven by political and anti-LGBTQ+ bias.

According to a newly filed criminal complaint, 23-year-old George Thomas Floyd was charged Oct. 24 with two counts of first-degree property damage. Investigators allege Floyd targeted homes and businesses in the Highland Park and Macalester-Groveland neighborhoods throughout June 2025, damaging Pride and Black Lives Matter flags and signs promoting inclusivity or opposing right-wing political movements.

Police say Floyd documented many of his actions through photos and text messages, which were later recovered from his phone. He referred to the incidents as “raids,” described damaging property belonging to those with opposing political views and sent photos of the vandalism to his girlfriend. Surveillance footage, phone data and recovered items from his home linked him to dozens of incidents in the area.