WHSV - Community - Headlines   Graffiti Clean-Up  By: Shane
Symolon Email By: Shane Symolon Email  Evidence still remains of
a vandalism spree a month ago in Waynesboro, because some
businesses still have not cleaned up. Waynesboro Police say it’s
a constant problem.  A month ago NTelos customers were greeted
with Swastikas on the doors. Two days later, Mike Minnis says
their building was clean again.  "You don't want to have
anything that might be offensive to your customers or your
employees. So getting the graffiti down as quickly as possible
was really important," says Minnis.  Sgt. Kelly Walker,
Waynesboro Police, says the department agrees, because it helps
keep crime away from the area.  "The quicker you clean it off,
the less likely it is to reoccur. That's not to say it won't
reoccur, but clean it off every time it happens. It shows pride,
that you have pride in that piece of property," says Walker.
Some businesses haven't cleaned up graffiti for more than a
month. Justin Roadcap works for Mr. Auto