Police ask for public’s help in finding 3 suspects accused of vandalizing ‘Big Rusty’ statue in Burlington County
Police say multiple graffiti markings were found on a statue owned by Hainesport Township known as "Big Rusty."
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4ds agoA popular statue in Burlington County was vandalized and now state police are asking for the public’s help in identifying the three people who are being held responsible.
Police say they responded to a criminal mischief complaint in Hainesport Township on Aug. 9. They say multiple graffiti markings were found on a statue owned by the township known as "Big Rusty."
Anyone with any information or recognizes the suspects should contact Trooper Joseph Couzo at Bordentown Station at 609-298-1171, ext. 5174. Anonymous tips are welcome.
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