Drivers warned to abide by road closure amid storm cleanup: 'Don't be like Tom'
WEST GOSHEN TOWNSHIP, Pa. - "Don’t be like Tom," police in one Chester County township warned drivers as cleanup begins following Tuesday's wicked storm.
The West Goshen Township Police Department posted a photo of a Jeep caught in the middle of the road on top of a downed tree.
Police say the road was closed, but "Tom" decided to drive around the barricades, cones and caution tape anyway.
"Tom struck the reason the road is closed."
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No one was hurt in the crash, and police say the driver's name is not actually "Tom."
However, they are urging drivers to respect all road closures, and stay safe!