Here's the short version from Fox4Florida.com
ATV Onslaught
(Cape Coral, FL) -- All terrain vehicles are becoming as much of a fixture on the Florida scene as flamingos, dolphins, and manatees. The people who live where ATVers play see the onslaught as an ugly, noisy, destructive, and even dangerous invasion. Cape Coral resident Givovanni Indllicati is moving out after eight years because he doesn't want to deal with certain ATVers firing at people in his neighborhood. A FOX4 News investigation found the county and private land has broken beer bottles, abandoned burnt up cars, and trash as far as the eye can see. The Lee County Sheriff's office tells FOX4 that they've stepped up patrols in that area.
ATV Onslaught
(Cape Coral, FL) -- All terrain vehicles are becoming as much of a fixture on the Florida scene as flamingos, dolphins, and manatees. The people who live where ATVers play see the onslaught as an ugly, noisy, destructive, and even dangerous invasion. Cape Coral resident Givovanni Indllicati is moving out after eight years because he doesn't want to deal with certain ATVers firing at people in his neighborhood. A FOX4 News investigation found the county and private land has broken beer bottles, abandoned burnt up cars, and trash as far as the eye can see. The Lee County Sheriff's office tells FOX4 that they've stepped up patrols in that area.
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