Spokane Sign Hacked with 'Angry Raccoons' Warning

A construction sign in Spokane, Washington, was hacked to display a humorous warning about 'angry raccoons,' sparking laughter and concern.

On Wednesday, Feb. 28, a construction sign in Spokane, Washington, was altered to warn drivers of 'angry raccoons' ahead.
The sign's owner, Mike Biggs of Spokane Traffic Control, Inc., confirmed the sign was hacked but the perpetrator remains unidentified.
Despite the prank, there have been no reports of actual angry raccoons in Spokane.
The incident has raised concerns about the security of construction signs and the potential for future pranks.
Raccoons are common in Washington and are not considered dangerous if not cornered or treated as pets, according to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.