Mount Kisco man accused of stealing around 20 campaign signs

Last Monday, 20 campaign signs just like these were stolen here in the village. According to county police, 41-year-old Daniel Bruno is accused of taking the signs at the intersection of South Bedford Road and Main Street and Lexington Avenue and Main Street. The anonymous person who filed the complaint says they had placed air tags in several campaign signs prior to putting them up. Air tags are small electrical devices used to track the location of personal items. According to police, the complainant noticed the signs missing and followed their location to a vehicle parked in a lot at 506 East Main Street. Responding police saw the signs in the back of an unoccupied dump truck in the lot. When the registered owner arrived, a traffic stop was conducted and police recovered the 20 election signs. Several of the signs were for Village Trustee Tom Luzio and Trustee Candidate Mike McGurk. Village residents shared their concerns. I'm disturbed by it and I'm disappointed, of course. There's just too much going on, in my opinion, that's divisive. And so if people want to campaign and put their signs out, I feel as though we have a right to see their signs. Trustee Luzio called the incident an unfortunate distraction to a campaign and that he would prefer to focus on the issues and concerns of our residents. While trustee candidate Mike McGurk thanked county PD for handling the matter. Mayor Michael Sindrich told News 12 that historically this has been a problem in the village, adding that former campaign signage of his own has also been defaced in the past. In Mount Kisco, Westchester County, Lauren DelVal, News 12.