Police are trying to determine who vandalized at least half a dozen signs with spray paint in Camden County, New Jersey.
According to the Gloucester Township Police Department, the signs are along Blackwood Clementon Road, and investigators said the vandalism may have happened over the weekend.
“The majority of the defaced signs are owned by the Township of Gloucester, one stop sign is owned by Wawa, and the others are owned by Camden County Highway Department,” police said.
One potential clue is the word “GOST,” which was spray-painted on a traffic control box near Kelly Drivers Road, police said.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Gloucester Township Police Department at 856-228-4500.
