Keyport police seek information about illegal trash dumping at Green Grove Cemetery
The department posted photos of the trash on social media Thursday morning.
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2ds agoThe Keyport Police Department is trying to determine who dumped trash in the Green Grove Cemetery.
The department posted photos of the trash on social media Thursday morning. They show crash bags, wood pallets, plastic fencing and other items.
Officials are asking anyone who might have information about the incident to call Sgt. Hassmiller at 732-264-0706 or email rhassmiller@keyportpd.org.
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