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A post on the Lamar County Texas Swap Shop page offered “essential employee letters” for $25. Paris Police Chief Bob Hundley said the poster was contacted, removed the post and said he was trying to be funny.
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“I think everyone has to have their guard up more so during a disaster,” Paris Police Chief Bob Hundley said. “There are crooks who will take advantage of misinformation and or conflicting information. At this point, there are no travel restrictions for our city.”
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