CLEVELAND — Medina Township police are asking the public for help identifying a person who caused more than $5,000 of damage walking through fresh cement.
In a social media post, the Medina Township Police Department posted images showing the footsteps of a person and a dog imprinted in the newly poured cement on Sequoia Drive, near Tahoe Drive. Police say the damage was left behind on Wednesday, July 22.
Redoing the cement will cost the township approximately $5,500, the police department said. The section of Sequoia Drive will be closed for five to eight days starting Monday to make the repairs…