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49 Headstones Damaged at Manhattan Cemetery; City Estimates $19,600 in Costs

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What happened

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Police reported criminal desecration at Sunset Cemetery, one of the city's two cemeteries, after 41 headstones were damaged and knocked down between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. City officials later updated the count to 49 damaged headstones. The total estimated cost to restore the headstones is $19,600.

From 1350kman.com

Why it matters

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The City of Manhattan, which owns and operates Sunset and Sunrise cemeteries, is the victim of the crime. The incident results in a direct financial cost to the city for restoration and ongoing investigation.

From 1350kman.com

Who's involved

  • ManhattanOwner and operator of Sunset and Sunrise cemeteries in Manhattan

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • ManhattanSpeculative

    The City of Manhattan might incur direct financial costs and operational liability related to the damage.

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The entities involved

  • SUNRISE

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  • Manhattan

    Metra train station in Manhattan, Illinois, USA

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