Hit-and-run driver destroys Broyhill Park sign
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| This sign has been here for decades. [Photos by Vince Wilson] |
The sign at the entrance to the Broyhill Park neighborhood at the corner of Annandale Road and Graham Road was reduced to a pile of bricks after a vehicle smashed into it on or around Aug. 30.
It shouldn’t be too hard for police to locate the driver, says a neighbor, who found a Nissan bumper at the scene with the tags still on it. Broyhill Park residents say speeding has been a big problem on Graham Road.
5 responses to “Hit-and-run driver destroys Broyhill Park sign”
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An amazing opportunity for the neighbors around to use their security camera and prosecute the scam bag person who've done this.
It's ok to have an accident, it takes a true A hole to run away.
My car was the victim of a hit and run not more than 200 feet from there just a couple months ago. Nobody came forward with camera footage and the person remains at large. This comes just a few months after we witnessed yet another crash at the intersection of Graham and Korte. On top of someone crashing into the telephone pole right in front of our house a couple years back and driving away. It's very dangerous.
All this and you have not installed a camera yourself?
Graham Road between Rt 50 and Annandale is very dangerous: people are on their phones and looking elsewhere than the road in front of them. I live off Graham in that section, and even on our side streets we have had at least 5 hit and runs of cars parked on the street in the last year.
OMG, Graham road is the worst –
So much trash on its sides, broken down cars, always dirty, cars parked on the street all along the part between rt 50 and Annandale rd.
I never understand why in a neighborhood full of SFH people park on the street nor why would our own community, our own residents, will treat the public areas so poorly.