PLYMOUTH, Pa. - A community is shaken after gravestones and monuments in three different Montgomery County cemeteries were vandalized with hateful symbols.
Saint Mary's Polish-American Society shared over a dozen pictures on Facebook of desecrated tombstones in St. Benedict and Old St.
Matthews in Plymouth, and St. Matthews in Whitemarsh. Swastikas and other hateful symbols were scrawled onto gravestones and monuments with what appears to be orange paint. "Somebody must be sick because I don't think a person who was in stable mind would do that," Ursala Kozlowski said.
Her grandfather's gravestone was one of the many impacted. Vandalized gravestones have been covered with cardboard until they can be properly cleaned.