Pennsylvania State Police troopers are investigating after homemade spike strips were found along two Westmoreland County roads over the weekend. 

State Police said the spike strips, which were made of wooden boards with nails sticking out of them, were found along Rt. 981 and Mendon Road in South Huntingdon Township on Sunday evening.

Troopers said devices were "placed in an attempt to damage the tires of passing vehicles or ATVs."

According to State Police, the spike strips were removed from the roads before any crashes or injuries occurred.

Troopers said the investigation into the spike strips being placed remains ongoing and anyone with information is asked to call the State Police's Belle Vernon barracks at 724-929-6262.

"PSP reminds the public that placing such devices on a roadway poses a serious danger to motorists and will result in criminal charges," troopers said.