Piles of roofing nails deliberately left on intersections in Scottsville

Bonnie Marrocco News10NBC

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SCOTTSVILLE, N.Y. – It appears that someone purposely left roofing nails on several intersections in the Village of Scottsville.

The mayor of the village, Maggie Ridge, said they were on Rochester Street, which is the main road in the village. They were also on Race Street and Brown Street, in front of the Department of Public Works, and in front of the Fire Department.

The DPW was out with a magnet picking up the nails. The mayor said they did contact the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office.

SCOTTSVILLE, N.Y. - It appears that someone purposely put nails in several intersections in the Village of Scottsville. The mayor of the village, Maggie Ridge, said they were left on Rochester Street, which is the main road in the village. There were also on Race Street and Brown Street, in front of the Department of Public Works, and in front of the Fire Department.