I was picking up signs today, with my shark stick and several signs in hand, when a police officer approached and wanted to verify if I was putting them up or taking them down. "Down of course."

He said they're illegal on poles (I know), and that he had several in the trunk of his own patrol car that he'd removed.

I wanted to know if he minded that I take them down, and the answer was "not at all"

Thank you to Upper Allen Township Police, Harrisburg PA metro area, for being clued. http://www.upperallenpolice.com/

Did you chance clue him on the web site?
Nice breath of fresh air for a change.


GreatWhite-BH (GW)
Texas Chapter - CAUSS

GW

I always forget to offer more info than what people ask. I need to work on that :$

Not a problem, I'll send "The Chief" a nice "thank you", for permitting us to clean up the litter.


GreatWhite-BH (GW)
Texas Chapter - CAUSS

GW

I've even had several Connecticut State Troopers take my business card and promise to call me when they see a sign infestation in a particular area.

The cops, for the most part, are as sick of looking at this crap as we are.

Redstone

>The cops, for the most part,
>are as sick of looking
>at this crap as we
>are.
>
>Redstone


In the Delaware County area (suburb of Philly) every cop is on the lookout for someone hanging a sign! We've sent notices to all the Code Enforcement departments in each township so now they know that it's Herbalife behind it.

A little public education goes a long way.....

In the Delaware County area (suburb of Philly) every cop is on the lookout for someone hanging a sign! We've sent notices to all the Code Enforcement departments in each township so now they know that it's Herbalife behind it.
>
>A little public education goes a long way.....

Please, PLEASE stay on top of this and let us know what happens when they catch one (which could take a while; I'm sure the spammers lay real low if they see a police car anywhere near them).

We'd be real interested in hearing about any busts.

Redstone