It happened in an upscale estate in the Alimosho area of Lagos State. The asinine thinking that could effectuate such criminal sabotage of public infrastructure is better left to the imagination. The residents also called for increased security and surveillance around public infrastructure to curb the activities of scavengers and vandals. A state under siegeIn most parts of Lagos, scavengers are wreaking havoc at an alarming rate. But under Section 337 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015, willfully and unlawfully damaging property is punishable by up to three years’ imprisonment.