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It has been less than a month following a graffiti incident where anti-police rhetoric was spray painted across two roads in Middletown that another round of suspects have defaced property.

Middletown Police on Tuesday said they are seeking the publics help in collecting information on the suspects responsible for this latest incident.

The artists spray painted anti-police acronyms including ACAB which stands for All Cops Are B......s and F... ICE on the roads themselves across Howland Road, Tatum Drive, Pelican Road and Borden Road as well as an electrical box.

Graffiti incidents in Middletown. (Middletown Township Police Department)
Graffiti incidents in Middletown. (Middletown Township Police Department)
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It was Pelican Road and Borden Road where suspects spray painted a series of writings last month including ACAR which stands for All Cops Are Racist.

Middletown Mayor Tony Perry said on Facebook following the first incident that the township Department of Public Works was cleaning the road of the messages and also sent a message to the artists of the anti-police murals in the road.

"Let me be abundantly clear to the individuals responsible for this: know that you aren’t heroes and you’re not affecting change...you’re cowards."

Anti-Police rhetoric at the corner of Borden and Pelican Road in Middletown. (Middletown Mayor Tony Perry)
Anti-Police rhetoric at the corner of Borden and Pelican Road in Middletown. (Middletown Mayor Tony Perry)
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Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden addressed the first graffiti incident on Facebook as well, giving credit for the quick response by Mayor Perry and recognizing that this incident does not reflect how most people feel about law enforcement.

"Thank you Middletown Mayor Tony Perry for your unwavering support of Law Enforcement. This is disgraceful and disgusting and certainly doesn’t represent the majority of our residents in Middletown and Monmouth County. Support the Blue."

Anyone with information on either incident is asked to call the Middletown Police Tip Line at (732) 615 - 3277.

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