NYPD Investigating More Anti-Semitic Vandalism in Brooklyn

What is going on in Brooklyn?

Yet another anti-Semitic attack has been reported in Brooklyn, a New York City borough known for several orthodox Jewish neighborhoods as well as others with strong Jewish influence. NY 1 reports that the NYPD has launched an investigation after swastikas where found inside a Brooklyn building for the second time in nine days. The swastikas were found scratched into the metal of an elevator in Williamsburg, and have since been removed.

The vandalism comes less than three weeks after three cars were set a blaze near racist graffiti in Midwood, and swastika's were spray-painted on public libraries and a synagogue in the nearby borough Queens.

The New York Post reports that there have been no arrests in the Williamsburg and Midwood incidents.

NYPD Investigating More Anti-Semitic Vandalism in Brooklyn

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