Mondauk Common Park Damaged By Graffiti

UPPER DUBLIN TOWNSHIP, PA —Upper Dublin Police are seeking three men who damaged Mondauk Common Park with graffiti twice in the past few weeks.

On May 25, three men "decided to add their personal touches" of graffiti to the main pavilion at Mondauk Common Park in Fort Washington.

The same three men paid a second visit to Mondauk Common Park on Wednesday to apply their graffiti to just about every surface available throughout the park, police said.

The second visit was much more destructive and, unfortunately, several summer camp children saw their handiwork, including profanity, when they arrived for camp on Wednesday morning, police said.

"We are hoping someone might recognize them or their 'artwork.' These men didn’t care that there were several surveillance cameras recording them with one of them saying hello in his own personal way," police said.

Anyone with information about the identity of the men or information that might be helpful about the case should contact Detective Sergeant Andrew Rowland at andrew.rowland@udpd.us or 215-646-2101.

(Upper Dublin Police Department)