Police are investigating why baseball bats were chained to telephone
poles around San Francisco, which a spokesman said was "very strange."
As many as 27 of these bats, some of which had nails protruding from them, were found in a number of locations around the city, Sgt. Michael Andraychak said.
The bats were discovered throughout Thursday, beginning in the morning.
The last one was found at around 4:45pm, Andraychak said.
He added that there are no indications currently of who placed the bats
or why.
Police are investigating various aspects of what Andraychak described as a "very strange" episode. Police said possession could be considered a prohibited deadly weapon with a felony charge.
The bats were discovered throughout Thursday, beginning in the morning.
The last one was found at around 4:45pm, Andraychak said.
He added that there are no indications currently of who placed the bats
or why. Police are investigating various aspects of what Andraychak described as a "very strange" episode. Police said possession could be considered a prohibited deadly weapon with a felony charge.
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