FreeSpeech: California Officials Destroy Private Landowner TRUMP Sign, Supreme Court Case Imminent

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https://www.zerohedge.com/political/ca-officials-topple-giant-trump-sign-overlooking-405-freeway-citing-life-and-safety
https://ktla.com/news/local-news/large-trump-sign-appears-along-405-freeway-in-sepulveda-pass/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCY5Pd8_VQQ Giant Trump sign appears
on the hills along the Sepulveda Pass
https://www.zerohedge.com/s3/files/inline-images/trump%20freeway%20sign.jpg


State suppression of political free speech is a direct and clear
violation of US Constitutional Rights.

Fuck California... Put up your own huge "TRUMP" on your property,
remain totally silent and document the State Censor thugs as they
remove it etc, take it to court, get rich.

BTW, the 1000's of roadside and overhead billboard advertising
and Nanny State Mind Control "Mask Up, Buckle Up, blah blah blah"
electronic lightup animated humor signs littering highways are
obviously much more close and direct "Life and Safety Hazard"
in motorists face.



CA Officials Topple Giant 'TRUMP' Sign Overlooking 405 Freeway, Citing
'Life And Safety Hazard'
by Tyler Durden
Wed, 10/07/2020 - 14:22

California officials were so triggered after someone erected a giant
"TRUMP" sign on a hillside overlooking a Los Angeles freeway, that
they promptly removed it from the private property within two hours of
a caller reporting it.

The sign, visible on the hills near the Sepulveda Pass as Los Angeles
drivers began their Tuesday commute, was first reported just before 7
a.m. by a driver who "was apparently concerned it could spark a blaze"
after the state's history of "destructive brush fires in the past few
years."

As such, the CA Highway Patrol noted the sign as a "traffic hazard" as
drivers began to decelerate to take photos of the sign.

By 9 a.m., the sign was taken down by the California Department of
Transportation (Caltrans), which entered private property and "laid it
down so it wasn’t a visual distraction." (h/t The Federalist).

    Update: the sign is down.
    — Christina Pascucci (@ChristinaKTLA) October 6, 2020

It is unknown whether the owner of the private property was notified
before the sign was toppled, or whether permission was given
beforehand.