Police: Swastikas painted near entrance to Haddonfield Quaker cemetery
Police in Haddonfield are investigating after swastikas were found at a Quaker graveyard.
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Apr 2, 2022, 10:18 AM
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Updated 1,003 days ago
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6ds agoPolice in Haddonfield are investigating after swastikas were found at a Quaker graveyard.
They were discovered Friday morning on two trees near the entrance.
The clerk of the Haddonfield Friends Meeting says the hate symbols were painted over so students and staff at the school wouldn't see them.
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