Steal road safety notices and banners and you’ll face the consequences.
That’s the message from police who are reminding the public that anyone caught stealing or damaging notices and banners around the Island will be dealt with in a robust manner.
With the start of TT 2009 just days away, an increased number of signs are out to reinforce the road safety message.
Any offences detected by the police will lead to a prosecution.
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