An attendee at the Ocean County Courthouse found a Swastika etched into a bench inside the courtroom.
The person who discovered the symbol says he brought it to the attention of a courthouse officer.
PHOTO: Swastika etched into courtroom bench at Ocean County Courthouse
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If you saw the characters that walk in and out of that place, things like this are to be expected. Carving swastikas is the least of their crimes.
That’s good! Somebody exercising their first amendment rights! I’m proud of whoever did that to the bench
Kurt. What a nice German name!
Vandalism is not first amendment protected.
Why was kurts comments published. The simble is a symbol of hate. That’s good? Also is that not tampering with public property?
Should not be hard to find out who did it,the court house is full of cameras
FYI – that is an American Indian symbol. The Swastika is the opposite direction.
There are a lot of redneck drug addicts from southern Ocean County so this doesn’t surprise me. I have seen people going to court in pajama pants and sweat shirts smelling of booze for landlord/tenant, small claim, and special civil division.