Officials haven't decided if any charges will be filed in the accident. But the record crowd of 30- thousand also left behind a lot of trash, leaving some Roanoke residents less than pleased with the event and the city. David Johnson has the story. Concert goers apparently left their mark everywhere they went. Property owners were not pleased and complained to community leaders.
Some residents feel the city is ignoring people who live in certain areas.
A solid waste supervisor denies that neighborhoods are being ignored. City Manager Bob Herbert says a thorough clean-up effort will begin Monday, after all the weekend's festivities are finished. Staying mostly clear overnight, with lows cooling to near 40s. This weekend's inclimate weather led to a 65- car pileup on Afton Mountain that injured 40 people. The wreck started in heavy fog, when one car ran into the back of another, starting a chain reaction that lasted almost 20 minutes.