Cape May, NJ, Police Look for Those Who Allegedly Damaged Humpty Dumpty

• Cape May police are searching for suspects who damaged a popular mini-golf course
• Vandals allegedly removed and dumped the course's iconic Humpty Dumpty figure
• Authorities are asking the public for help identifying those responsible

Early Morning Vandalism at Ocean Putt

Cops in Cape May are looking for those who may be responsible for damage at a popular mini-golf course.

According to the department, at about 4:00 on the morning of Sunday, September 7th, individuals unlawfully entered the Ocean Putt Miniature Golf Course at Jackson Street and Beach Avenue.

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Humpty Dumpty Figure Damaged

Authorities say one suspect was seen climbing the fence on Jackson Street and damaging the iconic vintage Humpty Dumpty figure by forcibly removing it from the structure where it was mounted.

The suspect then took Humpty Dumpty from the property and dumped it further down Jackson Street.

Video Footage Released

Cape May Police Department detectives are seeking the public's assistance in identifying those seen in video clips that were posted to Facebook.

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Help Humpty Dumpty and Cape May Police

Anyone with information is urged to contact Det. David Atkinson at (609) 385-0486.