I guess you can steal shit that is nailed down.
I guess you can steal shit that is nailed down.
They weren't using it.
They weren't using it.
Well, broadly, yes...
Well, broadly, yes...
It wasn't a historic marker, it wasn't in waiting to be used again, it wasn't private property, it was paid for by our taxes then discarded into a field as an eyesore.
It wasn't a historic marker, it wasn't in waiting to be used again, it wasn't private property, it was paid for by our taxes then discarded into a field as an eyesore.
If you read the article, it was in storage and intended for use in another project. Metal thieves are among the scum who need hand amputations for first offence. Besides sometimes cutting "extra" pieces from rural bridges, they will steal guard railings, and on occasion chop up and completely remove little used rural bridges. The cost of replacing copper power and communication wire they steal is borne by utility customers or taxpayers and is much greater than the scrap value of what they steal. Then the catalytic converter thieves.... Hand removal first offence. Eyes for the second.
If you read the article, it was in storage and intended for use in another project. Metal thieves are among the scum who need hand amputations for first offence. Besides sometimes cutting "extra" pieces from rural bridges, they will steal guard railings, and on occasion chop up and completely remove little used rural bridges. The cost of replacing copper power and communication wire they steal is borne by utility customers or taxpayers and is much greater than the scrap value of what they steal. Then the catalytic converter thieves.... Hand removal first offence. Eyes for the second.
Yeah, this guy just wanted a bridge.
Yeah, this guy just wanted a bridge.
Strange
Strange
It wasn't stolen. It was an unplanned donation.
It wasn't stolen. It was an unplanned donation.
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