Where should Confederate soldier statue go?

ROCKVILLE, Md. - Montgomery County residents will soon be able to weigh in on where they think a vandalized Confederate statue in Rockville should be moved.

The statue of a Confederate soldier, which is currently next to Rockville's Red Brick Courthouse, is now covered with a makeshift plywood box. Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett says he believes it should not be on a county property and options on where it should go have been narrowed down to five possible locations:

-- Beall-Dawson Historical Park in Rockville
-- Darnestown Square Heritage Park in Darnestown
-- Callithea Farm Special Park in Potomac
-- Jesup Blair Local Park in Silver Spring
-- Edgehill Farm in Gaithersburg

"Does it seem like this is kind of a hot potato, nobody wants it, where does it go?" asked FOX 5's Lena Burns.

"We want to treat this with the respect and dignity that it deserves, but I simply believe that it's not in an appropriate location," said Leggett. "And of course, there have been people who've argued back and forth about different locations."

The public will have a chance to weigh in on the statue's fate in September.