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Police have made an arrest following a 15-month-long investigation into vandalism at a group of rock configurations in New Hampshire called “America’s...

A man from New Jersey has been arrested for vandalizing “America’s Stonehenge.”

The incident in question unfolded in 2019 when police in Salem, New Hampshire, were called to the tourist attraction after the owner discovered messages carved into a stone tablet, apparently with a power tool, as well as a series of creepy objects, including a wooden cross with photographs affixed to it and sketches of the Statue of Liberty and the crucifixion. On the stone, Russo is believed to have carved “WWG1WGA”, the popular QAnon slogan meaning “Where we go one we go allâ...

NJ Man Used Power Tools to Carve QAnon Slogan Into 4,000-Year-Old Tablet at ‘America’s Stonehenge’: Police Jerry Lambe © Provided by Law & Crime A New Jersey man was arrested this week after authorities say he vandalized America’s Stonehenge in Salem, New Hampshire. The defendant is accused using power tools to carve a popular QAnon slogan into one of the archaeological landmark’s 4,000-year-old stone tablets, severallocaloutlets reported. Mark Russo, 50, was charged...

By John Bowden - 03/04/21 10:42 AM EST   A man was arrested and charged this week with allegedly defacing "Americas Stonehenge," an archaeological site and popular tourist attraction in Salem, N.H., by carving in a QAnon hashtag as well as his own name. The Associated Press reported that 51-year-old Mark Russo was arrested in New Jersey on Monday and charged Tuesday in New Hampshire with one count of felony criminal mischief. He pleaded not guilty. Police say Russo carved "WWG1WGA," an ac...

Mark Russo, 51, of New Jersey, has been charged with one count of felony criminal mischief, accused of defacing the stone in September 2019.

Police have made an arrest following a 15-month-long investigation into vandalism at a group of rock configurations in New Hampshire called “America’s...

Police said the rock tablet appeared to have been damaged by a power tool. It was carved with “WWG1WGA” and “IAMMARK." Police said the first stands for “Where We Go One, We Go All," a motto affiliated with the QAnon conspiracy theory.

Replies(6) Mark Russo of Swedesboro, New Jersey, was arrested on March 1 after a multi-month investigation into damage at Americas Stonehenge in September 2019. (Salem Police Department) SALEM, NH — A four-month investigation into who damaged a New Hampshire landmark with carvings into a 4,000-year-old stone tablet, including a hashtag frequently promoted by QAnon supporters on Twitter, have led to an arrest, according to police and court documents. Mark Russo, 50, of Kings Highway in Swedes...

Police have made an arrest following a 15-month-long investigation into vandalism at a group of rock configurations in New Hampshire called "America's Stonehenge."...