“Crooked Hillary” Road Sign Removed by New York Dept. of Transportation

“Crooked Hillary” Road Sign Removed by New York Dept. of Transportation
Ivan Pentchoukov
6/16/2017
Updated:
6/16/2017
A road sign altered by an unknown vandal to read “Crooked Hillary” instead of “Crooked Hill Rd.” was removed by the New York Department of Transportation.
 
The sign in question was located on the Sagtikos Parkway near Brentwood, NY, a hamlet on Long Island. A spokesman from the DOT told Newsday that the sign was promptly removed after the department received the report. He added that “defacing public signs is illegal.”
 
A sign on the Sagtikos Parkway near Brentwood, NY, reads "Crooked Hill Rd". A similar sign reported on June 16 to be defaced to read "Crooked Hillary." (Screenshot / Google Maps)
A sign on the Sagtikos Parkway near Brentwood, NY, reads "Crooked Hill Rd". A similar sign reported on June 16 to be defaced to read "Crooked Hillary." (Screenshot / Google Maps)
 
The now-president Donald Trump coined the phrase “crooked Hillary” during his campaign against Hillary Clinton, a Democrat. Clinton suffered from severe distrust from voters during the campaign, which stemmed from a number of controversies surrounding her work with the Clinton Foundation and her term as Secretary of State.
 
Ivan is the national editor of The Epoch Times. He has reported for The Epoch Times on a variety of topics since 2011.
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