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Friday, April 19, 2024

Pa. Dems Putting Unauthorized Signs in Yards, Booby-Trapped w/ Razor Blades

'Obviously, this was designed to inflict punishment on anyone who attempted to remove the sign...'

(Headline USA) Violent, unhinged Democrats already have made many conservatives fearful to broadcast their political views on their personal property—including yard signs and bumper stickers.

Now, however, radical leftists supporting the gubernatorial campaign of Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro have reached a new low: putting their own candidates signs in the yards of unwitting homeowners and using razor blades to deter their removal.

Political signs in southeastern Pennsylvania have been found booby-trapped with razor blades, which resulted in sliced fingers for one resident, police said.

Upper Makefield Township police said Sunday that a campaign sign for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Josh Shapiro was placed without permission on someone’s property, and while trying to remove it the resident found that razor blades had been “placed around the perimeter of the sign.”

“Obviously, this was designed to inflict punishment on anyone who attempted to remove the sign,” police said in a social media post.

Police said they inspected all campaign signs and found razor blades placed around the perimeter of signs for two other Democratic candidates, John Fetterman and Ashley Ehasz. Fetterman is running for U.S. Senate and Ehasz for U.S. House.

Police said their investigation continues and warned residents to exercise caution in removing signs placed on their property without permission, and to call them if “any implements” have been installed on the signs.

“Over the past election cycles, we have dealt with theft of signs, vandalism of signs, neighbor disputes, etc., but this is the first time we have dealt with this situation,” police in the Bucks County community said, calling it “totally unacceptable and a disgusting act.”

“No matter your political affiliation, no matter your candidate preference, resorting to this type of depravity is unacceptable and criminal. We can do better and must,” police said.

Adapted from reporting by the Associated Press

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