NYPD Detectives Investigate Anti-Semitic Graffiti

More than 20 detectives are investigating the appearance of swastikas and anti-Semitic messages on buildings and cars in a Brooklyn neighborhood. New York Police Department spokesman Paul Browne says the intensity and the number of incidents in such a small area on the Jewish holidays sparked the large investigation.


 
 

On A Special Day No Less

Yom Kippur ended on Saturday and Sukkot begins at sundown Wednesday.

 

Residents Demand A Full Investigation

Police say that swastikas and hateful messages directed at Jews were found Monday and Tuesday spray-painted on two synagogues, seven residential buildings, three parked cars, a park building and two sections of sidewalk in the Brooklyn Heights section.
 

Out Of Towners Stunned

Counselor Shapiro and his wife attend a gala festival in New York