By Jonann Brady
Many of the signs, made of a coated corrugated cardboard, shilled work-at-home opportunities or quick weight-loss programs and included 800 numbers. During his beat as an auxiliary policeman, Kamen said he has ripped down dozens of signs himself, which had been bolted or stapled to telephone poles, signposts and trees.
Holding up one of the offending signs at the Long Island Rail Road station, Kamen railed against those responsible as several commuters looked on: "We do not welcome law-breaking individuals who mess up our town, creating eyesores as they pass through. Sorry, we have had it
