A couple in Jersey City says someone sabotaged their outdoor Christmas lights display twice in one week. The couple is questioning whether they were targeted because they are gay.
A couple in Jersey City says someone sabotaged their outdoor Christmas lights display twice in one week. Toni Yates has the story.A couple in Jersey City says someone sabotaged their outdoor Christmas lights display twice in one week.Everyone in the neighborhood in "The Heights" section of Jersey City knows the house on New York Avenue during the holidays.Anthony and Edward Roman decorate their home every year to spread joy when their neighbors need it most.
But someone has tried again to destroy their act of giving. A vandal or a few have cut the wires on the lights.The Romans quickly replaced their damaged lights so the show could go on, but three days later they were sliced again.
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