Park officials don't know who put a decal on the sign at George Todd Park to change it to George Floyd Park, but they were impressed by the craftsmanship
Park officials don't know who put a decal on the sign at George Todd Park to change it to George Floyd Park, but they were impressed by the craftsmanship.The sticker used the same font as the real sign and the color matched almost perfectly."I do not know who put the decal up but I commend whoever it was for their creativity and detailed work," Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board President Jono Cowgill said in a statement.The park is about 2.
Read MoreMinneapolis schools and parks cut ties with police over George Floyd's death The decal was put up sometime on Saturday night and officials found out about it the next morning, MPRB spokeswoman Dawn Sommers told CNN.The park board decided to leave the sticker, but a worker removed it Monday morning by mistake."Unfortunately, one of our early morning weekday crew members was unaware of the directive and removed the decal Monday morning.
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