Vandals caught destroying highways signs should face prosecution with multiple charges

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	Vandals caught destroying highways signs should face prosecution with multiple charges

Dear Editor, I read the article in The Great Bend Tribune: “A dangerous target --Vandalism to rural road signs a serious problem” (Dec 4). The article noted where Dale Phillips, Barton County Road and Bridge Director, showed the Barton County Commissioners an example of the near virtual destruction of a rural “stop sign” which was riddled with gunshot holes. It was jaw-dropping to learn that, so far this year, 150 road signs had to be ...

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