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Roads Freeze Over After Vandals Open Fire Hydrants

Jan. 24, 2003

Vandals opened several fire hydrants in northwest Cobb County Thursday night pouring water on roadways creating dangerous icy patches.

Source Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Vandals opened several fire hydrants in northwest Cobb County Thursday night pouring water on roadways creating dangerous icy patches.

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