About a year ago, James Ciccone noticed a Stafford Township resident taking photos of him and other public works employees while out on trash pickup duty.
“This one particular woman kept peeking out the window, and then came out to take pictures,” said Ciccone, who routinely hauls away debris in the area south of the Doc Cramer recreation complex. “I thought she was going to call the town on us for something. I didn’t really know what to think about it.”
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