Superintendent Laurynn Evans told police it was not her in the surveillance footage and that she was framed for taking down the campaign signs.
POULSBO, Wash. — The superintendent of the North Kitsap school district is on paid administrative leave after video surfaced of her allegedly stealing campaign signs.
Superintendent Laurynn Evans is under investigation after she was accused of taking signs opposing a school bond measure appearing on the special election ballot next week.
Surveillance video shows a woman uprooting one of the signs in question. Signs against the bond measure were removed so many times that the property owners set up cameras
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