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Police believe someone is intentionally putting nails on roads in Sharonville, Springdale

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SHARONVILLE, Ohio (FOX19) - Police believe someone is intentionally putting drivers in danger in Springdale and in Sharonville.People living in both communities have reported that piles of nails are showing up in the streets and on sidewalks. According to residents, hundreds of them have been found, leading to thousands of dollars in damage.“It’s an expensive endeavor that we’re having to endure," Carmen Daniels, who lives in Springdale, said.Sharonville’s police chief says given the locations of the nails and the amount of nails involved, he believes someone is doing it on purpose.Daniels says she ended up buying a magnetic sweeper after her husband had to replace two tires. She says it is not just frustrating, it is unsafe.“It’s dangerous. You have kids that are catching the bus to go to school. The busses could get a flat tire. Somebody that called an ambulance, they could get a flat tire, the fire department," Daniels said. "It affects everybody who travels up and down these roads. One lady said she had a blowout, that’s dangerous.”Chris Thomas lives on the Sharonville side and says she is adjusting her security system to try to catch the person, or people, responsible on camera.“This kept happening and kept happening, and people were saying, ‘I lost a tire on that street,’ and, ‘I lost a tire,’ and, ‘I lost a tire,’ and now it’s to the point where some people are afraid to go up the street," Thomas said. “It’s just quite frankly unAmerican.”People in both communities say they just want whoever is doing it to cut it out.“Just stop," Daniels said. "You are endangering people’s lives. Please stop.”City workers have been using street sweepers to try to help remove the nails from the roads.Sharonville’s police chief says if they are able to identify a suspect, that person could face criminal charges.See a spelling or grammar error in our story? to report it. Please include title of story.Copyright 2020 WXIX. All rights reserved.

SHARONVILLE, Ohio (FOX19) - Police believe someone is intentionally putting drivers in danger in Springdale and in Sharonville.People living in both communities have reported that piles of nails are showing up in the streets and on sidewalks. According to residents, hundreds of them have been found, leading to thousands of dollars in damage.“It’s an expensive endeavor that we’re having to endure," Carmen Daniels, who lives in Springdale, said.Sharonville’s police chief says given the locations of the nails and the amount of nails involved, he believes someone is doing it on purpose.Daniels...

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