Smithsburg Police Increase Reward In Portable Speed-Camera Fire
A reward leading to the arrest and conviction of a person or persons who intentionally set a speed camera on fire in Smithsburg last week has been increased from $500 to $1,000, the town police chief said.
Police Chief George Knight said Thursday that the police department and OptoTraffic Inc. are raising the reward.
A tire on the portable speed-camera trailer — set up at 66 N. Main St. in front of the Smithsburg school complex — was set ablaze the night of Oct. 5, according to a news release from the Maryland State Fire Marshal’s Office. More
MUST HAVE BEEN LIGHTNING.
ReplyDeleteTrick Or Treat!
ReplyDeleteIf I knew who did it, I wouldn't tell
ReplyDeleteSo there was $100 worth of damage and they are offering a $1000 reward?
ReplyDeleteExactly what is the reward for burning one of those things?
ReplyDeleteLOL! Lightning is my bet! You could offer a million,but the act has it out priced at "Priceless"!
ReplyDeleteAll mouths will be silent on this one!
that's funny. even if I didn't like the person that started the fire Iwould not to turn them in .
ReplyDeleteThey all need to be burned..... along with the ones that replace them.....anytime a camera is replaced a burning it will be
ReplyDeleteWe should give an award to womever set the camera on fire. Screw the new government tax.
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