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Kids Arrested For Enforcing The Law Posted by Pile (7487 views) [E-Mail link] [Activists] Los Angeles County officials are undecided whether to prosecute two 18-year-olds for apparently trying to enforce a city ordinance in Glendora, Calif. Keleigh Marshall and Christina Giammalva were arrested Feb. 19 for placing stickers on yard signs for Glendora City Councilman Gary Clifford, a candidate for re-election next Tuesday. Glendora law prohibits placing political campaign signs on public property. The stickers read: "This sign violates Glendora city ordinance." Clifford confronted Marshall and Giammalva and demanded they remove the stickers, the Los Angeles Times reported. When they refused, he called the police -- who showed up in four cars. The suspects told the police Clifford was violating the law with his signs, but police cuffed Marshall and Giammalva and booked them. Details     Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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