WINFIELD, Pa. (AP) - May 1, 2009
Winfield Township supervisor Glenn Nagle revealed at a meeting
Thursday that every one of the township's road signs was stolen in
a 48-hour period beginning April 6. The township has since spent
about $4,000 replacing the aluminum signs, which cost about $100
each.
Nagle assumes the thefts were some kind of prank because the
value of the signs as scrap metal is negligible.
Nagle says the signs are especially important to emergency
vehicles responding to homes and businesses.
State police in Butler are investigating. Winfield is about 25
miles north of Pittsburgh.
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Information from: Butler Eagle, http://www.butlereagle.com
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