Dairy Queen workers post sign: ‘Parking lot not for drug sales’

Workers at an Indianapolis Dairy Queen have had enough with people doing illict things in the shop’s parking lot, so they’re sending a message in lights -- “Parking lot - not for drug sales.”

WISH stopped by and saw the sign but reporters there don't know when the message was first displayed and how long it will stay posted.

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