Junction Bridge Vandalism

Less than two months ago we celebrated the opening of the newly renovated Junction Bridge.  Surveillance pictures from last Monday morning show a man breaking the elevator and he clearly knew he was on camera because he's posing for it

If you know who the man is making an obscene gesture before breaking the elevator last Monday morning police want you to call them.

“The Secruity cameras here and takes this shot and his reflection in the window is what gave him away,” Bill Ann Myers said.

Myers worked hard to help open the junction bridge nearly two months ago now she's working hard fighting vandals.

"We think we have to stop this now this is a public bridge it's supported by public money it doesn't have any real way to make any money," says Meyers.

The Brasse's are visiting from Arizona are enjoying their first walk on the bridge

"This would be a great place for families to come down...it's a disappointment."  They would like to visit again without worrying about their safety.

There is also a problem with skateboarders marking up the new benches.  They're expensive to replace and it's a safety issue.

Myers says she didn't want to have to do this but at a meeting Tuesday she is proposing a skateboard ban from the bridge and police patrol so they would enforce it.

Call the North Little Rock police, if you recognize the man in the pictures.