Someone is posting odd COVID-19 signs by roadkill in Georgia. Cut it out, cops demand

A police department just south of Atlanta is getting laughs on social media for a bizarre public service announcement asking people to stop putting signs next to roadkill.

The Henry County Police Department posted the brief — some called it hilarious — request Thursday: “Please stop labeling dead animals on the freeway. Thank you.”

A photo was included, showing a dead deer on the shoulder of Interstate 75. Nearby are two large messages spray painted on cardboard: “Died from COVID 19” and “Wear a mask.”

One of the signs included an arrow pointed at the dead deer.

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(Columbus Ledger-Enquirer)