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Pair Destroys Parking Safety Devices In Morristown, Officials Say

Authorities are asking the public for help to identify the alleged vandal.

Police are looking to identify this couple, saying that the man on the right destroyed two parking safety devices. (Morristown Department of Public Safety)

MORRISTOWN, NJ — Morristown police are asking the public for help in identifying a pair of people who are accused of destroying parking safety equipment.

Early Saturday morning, a Morristown police officer found that two "safety sticks" had been destroyed on South Street.

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The safety sticks are part of the town and Municipal Parking Services' initiative to "enhance safety for pedestrians and motorists following ongoing complaints." They are essentially solar panel-powered cameras to monitor no-parking zones.

Review of surveillance footage shows a couple walking together on South Street around 11:20 p.m. the night before, when the man appeared to "forcibly dislodge the Safety Sticks, rendering them inoperable," officials said.

(Morristown Dept. Of Public Safety)

Anyone with information on the suspects or incident is asked to contact Detective Teddy Jones of the Morristown Bureau of Police Investigative Unit at 973-292-6642 or via email at t-jones@morristownpolice.org.

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