4 Responses to “Break-in at Lake Restoration Site”

1. posted by H. Everton at July 3, 2009 12:00 am [#]:
   

   It is a shame, but the company that is working so hard is getting paid for it, not doing it out of the kindness of their hearts, and they have insurance. Lets keep things in perspective.

2. posted by David at July 3, 2009 10:48 am [#]:
   

   The “perspective” I want to keep is that someone is damaging private property. They are trespassing to do it. They are delaying the lake restoration project. We should just shrug our shoulders and say “boys will be boys?” I hope the police catch the person, and then we can go before the judge on preliminary hearing and ask for a high bond to be set, and at trail, ask the judge for a sentence that will serve as a deterrent in the future. That’s the “perspective” I choose to keep.

3. posted by tvnewsbadge at July 3, 2009 11:14 pm [#]:
   

   I just drove by the park tonight. They have ZERO light in there… even the old “make-out” light at the entrance is burnt out.

   Put up so lights, tear down that black plastic, and the little thugs will go elsewhere.

4. posted by PageH at July 4, 2009 11:39 am [#]:
   

   Also, if someone is willing to break the contractor’s windows, what’s stopping them from breaking OUR car windows?

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