Religious statues damaged at Mount Laurel church

MOUNT LAUREL — St. John Neumann Church has become the latest Catholic church to be victimized by statue-destroying vandals. According to police, more than 30 of the church's religious statues outside  the Walton Avenue church and on the church property were damaged Thursday night between 7:45 ...

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