This is what I wish would have happened to Borf, Koma, and Nores

Boy George, right, who was born George O'Dowd, is photographed by the press as he sweeps a curb, Monday, Aug. 14, 2006, in New York. The one-time Culture Club singer was ordered to spend five days working for the Department of Sanitation after pleading guilty in March to falsely reporting a burglary at his lower Manhattan apartment. The officers who responded found cocaine instead. (AP Photo/Diane Bondareff)

Borf, Koma, and Nores were taggers who contributed to deterioration of the physical environment in DC, most often in neighborhood commercial districts.
Mary C. Williams, left, D.C. Clean City coordinator, and activist Tomika Hughey (then the director of the H Street Main Street program) show graffiti damage on H Street NE. (Photo Michael Williamson -- The Washington Post)

Borf lives in Virginia; Koma and Nores in Maryland. I thought each should have been sentenced to a goodly amount of street cleaning and graffiti removal Although I wanted their graffiti cleaning to also be broadcast on the DC government cable television channel.
(AFP/Getty Images/Bryan Bedder)

Index Keywords: litter; graffiti