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COMMERCE TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Commerce Township officials said they may seek legal action after a township worker was cut by razor blades that were taped along a political sign. In Commerce Township, political signs cannot be in the right-of-way, or no closer than 33 feet from the center of the road. A township worker stopped to remove two signs that were 9 feet too close on Sleeth Road. He jumped and let go of it, looked at his hand and realized he was bleeding aggressively,” said Commerce Township Supervisor Dave Scott. It’s really too bad that someone would go to that length to protect a political sign,” said one neighbor, Julee Henry.

Here’s what’s coming up on Local 4 News at 11:Commerce Township employee cut by razor blades taped on political signA township worker stopped to remove two signs that were 9 feet too close on Sleeth Road.

COMMERCE TOWNSHIP, Mich. – The Oakland County Sheriff’s Office said a Commerce Township employee was cut by razor blades while he was removing a political sign in the right-of-way (within 33 feet of the center of the road) on Sleeth Road. Deputies said as part of his job with the township, the employee was removing the sign that was located 24 feet from the center of the road. The employee was cut on three fingers from the blades that were taped on the bottom of the sign. Deputies said the homeowner indicated that their signs were taken, and when they returned home from out of town, the signs were back in their yard. A total of two signs had razor blades, according to the county Sheriff’s Office.