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Public asked to help find who vandalized trailhead signs with 'disturbing' messages
The Lewis and Clark County Sheriff’s Office and the Bureau of Land Management are investigating the vandalism of signs at the Head Lane Trailhead, authorities said Saturday night.
“In light of recent events, this is a very disturbing message of violence,” Sheriff Leo Dutton said in an email.
The Lewis and Clark County Sheriff’s Office and the Bureau of Land Management are investigating vandalism of signs at the Head Lane Trailhead.
One of the photos provided by the sheriff shows a handwritten message on a sign that says: "Don't stop with Kirk," an apparent reference to the late Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist and founder of Turning Point USA who was assassinated Sept.10 at the Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah.
The Lewis and Clark County Sheriff’s Office and the Bureau of Land Management are investigating vandalism of signs at the Head Lane Trailhead.
Lewis and Clark County Sheriff’s Office
Authorities are “asking for the public’s help to identify who is perpetuating this type of behavior,” Dutton said.
People can call 406-447-8293 and follow the prompts for dispatch.” he said.
Trailforks.com describes Head Lane Trail as a popular 4-mile dirt/gravel road trail located near Helena. It is part of the 5,500-acre Scratchgravel Hills Recreation Area overseen by the Bureau of Land Management.
No other information was immediately available.