My car is being vandalized repeatedly and I think I know who did it, can I press vandalism charges?

This matter sure sounds as if it is becoming serious. It must be causing you an annoying nuisance and costing you a substantial amount in damages as well. You may have insurance coverage for comprehensive collission/vandalism type of claims which may reimburse you for some of those damages for the time being.

In order to proceed with this case, the first step you should take is to file a police report. They will note down the incidents that have occured and inspect the damages on your vehicle. It would be hard to charge or convict anyone without hard evidence, so perhaps setting up a video camera in your vehicle or somewhere near it would help catch the suspect, al though that may be a costly and technically difficult venture.The police may be helpful in making more frequent rounds around the area where the vandalism has occured. For example, if all three attempts occured in the middle of the week sometime during the evening, they would patrol at that time.

If the police end up catching the person, they culprit be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. You can go to a smalls claim court to sue the charged person to recover for damages, or you can consult with an attorney to help litigate the matter in ensuring maximum compensation. Sorry to hear about this unfortunate mess, and best of luck to you.