N.J. man charged with bias crime after changing sign at trail in Pine Barrens to offensive message, cops say
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A New Jersey man was charged with a bias crime after police say he altered the wording of “Black Run Preserve” sign at the Pine Barrens forest in Burlington County to an offensive message.
Maxwell Arnal, 19, admitted he was responsible for changing the sign at the Evehsam preserve nature trail on March 28 “to reflect an offensive and biased message,” Police Chief Christopher Chew said in a statement.
“Detectives were able to determine a suspicious vehicle was seen in the area of the offense and upon responding to the registered owner’s address, evidence associated with the crime was observed in plain view inside the vehicle,” Chew said.
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