Check the slideshow. They are not appropriate for children. And, they didn't wash off in the rain, so someone will have to clean the walls and streets.
City Councilwoman Pamela Comstock had this to say:
"Vandalism of any kind has no place in our city. Every time an incident like this occurs it drains our resources. This means less money for things like community programs. It's important for people to connect the dots. You break it, we fix it, we all pay.
This dance is getting old.
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When downtown thrives we will all thrive. We need sales tax revenue to move this city forward. Trying to tear it down means less for everyone."
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