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A Christchurch student association has pleaded for offenders to return $2000 worth of stolen road signs, or the association will be footed with the bill.
In an effort to encourage offenders to help the cause, the association has offered an amnesty for returning the signs until midday Friday.
The amnestywill allow those guilty to hand over the stolen property to the university’s security office without facing any penalties.
It was revealed that cones had also been stolen.
A Christchurch student association has pleaded for offenders to return $2000 worth of stolen road signs, or the association will be left with the bill. Photo / UCSA
The University of Canterbury Students’ Association posted their “grumpy” message to the offenders on its social media page, alerting the community to the thefts.
According to the association, the road signs - totalling over $2000 in value - had been installed on Ilam Rd as part of their Traffic Management Plan.
The signs were intended to keep students safe while on the way to their events, instead, they had been taken.
“Got a sign or two hanging up in the flat?” the post read.
