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Cops Searching for Vigilante Who Installed NSFW Traffic Signs in Colorado

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Boulder police are investigating the offensive traffic signs as criminal tampering but acknowledge the signs are well-intentioned.

cross-posted from: https://real.lemmy.fan/post/8280082

Cops Searching for Vigilante Who Installed NSFW Traffic Signs in Colorado

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