- Authorities in one Volusia County community say someone is dumping nails along U.S. Highway 1, and they're doing it on purpose. 
 
 "If it was accidental, it wouldn't be at every 'dadgum' turn through," said Oak Hill Mayor Doug Gibson. 
 
 It's been happening for more than eight months. City crews have spent hours picking up the nails. They had to buy two large rolling magnets to pick them off the road. 
 
 David Lee said he has spent more than $4,000 fixing and replacing tires on his work trucks, because of the nails. 
 
 "They keep doing it. They don't give up. They just keep putting the nails out," said Lee. 
 
 He filed a police report and put surveillance cameras up near his properties along U.S. 1. Now, deputies are investigating. 
 
 Lee said, "Imagine a school bus full of kids, a tire separating and blowing out and rolling over in the ditch. Apparently they don't care." ||||| Starting in 1996, Alexa Internet has been donating their crawl data to the Internet Archive. Flowing in every day, these data are added to the Wayback Machine after an embargo period.
– They call him the "Mad Nailer," and he/she must be stopped. The Daytona Beach News-Journal reports someone has been scattering nails in the intersections of Highway 1 in Oak Hill, Florida, for over half a year. Officials believe the nails are being left on the road on purpose. "If it was accidental, it wouldn't be at every dadgum turn through," mayor Doug Gibson tells WOFL. Gibson's wife got a flat from one of the nails. “The gravity of this situation can not be understated,” says city commissioner Bill Lindlau, who came up with the Mad Nailer moniker. "We need to stop this in its tracks." Resident David Lee says he's spent $4,000 fixing his tires after hitting the nails. "Imagine a school bus full of kids, a tire separating and blowing out and rolling over in the ditch," Lee says. "Apparently they don't care." (Now meet the Mad Pooper.)