Avimor leaders reached out to Idaho News 6 after vandals targeted the foothills near the community early Thursday morning — spray painting surveillance cameras, ripping down no trespassing signs, and burning pallets during high fire danger conditions.
General Manager Brad Pfannmuller invited Idaho News 6 out to Avimor to see the damage firsthand. The incident occurred approximately 2.5 miles off Highway 55 near the community’s water tower — about 6 miles off Willow Creek Road. The area is private property with multiple no trespassing signs posted along the route, and is not open to the general public.
WATCH: Avimor vandals spray-painted cameras, ripped down signs, and set bonfires during high fire danger conditions
Avimor vandals spray-painted cameras, ripped down signs, and set bonfires during high fire danger conditions
Surveillance cameras at the water tower captured images of people walking through the area around 2 a.m., along with footage of a truck seen leaving the scene. Shortly after those images were captured, the cameras were spray-painted, signs were torn down, and a fire was started in the foothills. Pfannmuller said the camera has already been replaced and that identifying the people responsible is a priority…