16/03/2024
Title: Kokomo Police Investigate Mischievous Door Sign Vandalism
By Mike Watkins
Kokomo's streets are abuzz with reports of a peculiar form of vandalism plaguing the town: the covert switching of door signs from "push" to "pull" and vice versa. This seemingly innocuous prank took a dangerous turn when 70-year-old Nancy Parker fell victim to it at the local billiards hall, Break and Run on Apperson Way.
Nancy's attempt to enter the establishment turned into a harrowing ordeal when she encountered an improperly labeled door. The resulting confusion led to a serious injury, leaving her with a broken nose, orbital bone, and a throat injury from partially swallowing her dentures. Although Nancy was unavailable for comment, her grandson, Henry, assured us that this setback wouldn't deter her from her passion for billiards, stating, "This won't keep her out of the pool halls. She's a shark."
As the community rallies around Nancy, one of her pool league teammates expressed the sentiment shared by many, noting that they'll need a substitute for her this weekend. However, no one can truly replace "bird dog" Nancy Parker, affectionately named for her keen focus and ability to detect when the pizza is burning in the pool hall.
The Kokomo Police Department urges anyone with information regarding this incident to come forward and contact their tip line. As the investigation unfolds, the community remains vigilant against such reckless acts of vandalism, emphasizing the importance of maintaining public safety and security for all residents.