
Vandal Paints Over Safety Lines on Ratby Road
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Vandal repeatedly paints over double yellow lines on Ratby Road in Groby, causing taxpayer-funded repairs and safety concerns. Council and police investigate, considering fines or community service for the perpetrator.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Vandal Paints Over Safety Lines on Ratby Road. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 20th, someone's out there acting like a total punk, painting over double yellow lines on Rappi Road and Grobe, a village in Leicestershire. This fool did it twice in just one week, wasting taxpayer cash on fixes. First hit around April 14th, then bam, right after the council repainted them, the county council jumped in quick, restoring the lines on April 16 for about 200 pounds. But over the weekend, the vandals struck again, covering them up with black paint. Now they're gearing up to repaint once more, and estimates put this latest repair at 600 pounds total. Locals and counselors are fired up, calling a childish and straight up criminal damage. These lines are there for safety, especially with schools nearby and pass accidents on that road. Residents say parking problems make life tough, and they're baffled while anyone would mess with lines that keep things safe. Counselor Ozzy O'Shea once traffic wardens cracking down hard, with court fines or community service on the table. Even paint it over, the lines still hold legal weight, so drivers risk big tickets.
A paint can turned up nearby, but no one's fingered yet. Police are on the case after reports on April 15th, and this weekend, treating it as criminal damage with no arrests so far. Counsel's looping them in again, determined to shut this nonsense down and get the road back to normal.
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