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Nov 12, 2026
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Stuart residents demand respect after alleged urination at historic Black cemetery

Stuart, Fla. – Residents of Stuart are expressing outrage after a man allegedly urinated in Moore’s Cemetery, a historic Black burial ground located off Southeast Monterey Road. The incident, which occurred on Sunday morning, was witnessed by local homeowner Josh Brown, who lives across the street from the cemetery.

Eyewitness account

Brown said he saw the man pull up to the cemetery, release his dogs to relieve themselves, and then proceed to urinate in the middle of the cemetery path. “He was standing right over there by the palm tree and the bush. He wasn’t making any attempt to hide,” Brown recalled. He captured photos of the individual, though the man’s face was blurred because no charges have been filed.

Community reaction

“This is eternity for these people,” Brown said, emphasizing the deep historical significance of the site. He described Moore’s Cemetery as “a lot of history” and expressed disappointment that the act showed such disrespect for the ancestors buried there. “I don’t want to ever see this guy here again,” he added.

Brown shared the images on Facebook, noting that the post received many shares and helped raise awareness. “There’s good people on this planet and bad people, and that’s just a bad guy, just disrespectful,” he said.

Impact on families

The incident also affected Brown’s own family. “It really bothered us. It bothered me and my wife both. These people can’t speak up for themselves, so we did,” he explained, underscoring the sense of responsibility many locals feel toward preserving the dignity of historic sites.

Police response

Stuart Police Department confirmed that an investigation is underway. Officers said they expect to provide an update later this week. While no arrests have been made, the department is reviewing the photographs and statements provided by Brown.

Recent improvements

Brown noted that new signage has been posted at the cemetery in recent days, an effort aimed at educating visitors about the site’s significance and discouraging vandalism. Community leaders hope that increased visibility and respect will prevent future incidents.

Looking ahead

Local officials and residents are calling for continued vigilance and education to protect Moore’s Cemetery and other historic sites throughout the Treasure Coast. The incident serves as a reminder that respect for the past is a shared responsibility, and that community members must stand together to safeguard the memory of those who came before.


Original reporting: WPBF (Treasure Coast / Hearst) — read the source article.

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