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 A motorist ignores a 'road closed' sign. [Click to enlarge] |
"I know it's interesting," said Dyer County Levee District chief Jimmy Moody. "But they don't want to get in the midst of these trucks and rocks and work."
The Dyer County Sheriff's Department since Friday has received reports of motorists driving through the high water and on closed roads, trucks "mudding" along the Little Levee, driving on the levee itself and onlookers parking on the waterline. A Dyer County Highway Department "Road Closed" sign placed at the Great River Road and Highway 103 near Tennemo was vandalized and torn apart.
 A vandalized 'road closed' sign. [Click to enlarge] |
"Folks need to be smart," he said. "Don't put yourself in unnecessary situations that could become dangerous."
WHY DO PEOPLE HAVE TO VANDALIZE THE SIGNS THAT ARE PUT THERE TO KEEP PEOPLE SAFE. LET SOMEONE GET HURT OR KILLED AND SEE HOW YOU FEEL KNOWING THAT YOU WAS THE IDIOT THAT TOOK THE SIGNS DOWN. WHAT PLEASURE DO YOU GET OUT OF DOING THIS??????