NYC seeks help finding men suspected of two incidents it's probing as anti-Jewish hate crimes
One man is accused of writing anti-Jewish things and drawing a Nazi swastika at a bus stop and another of slapping a victim’s Jewish head covering off.
The New York City Police Department is seeking public assistance to identify two men suspected in separate anti-Jewish hate crime incidents. On August 27, a man allegedly wrote anti-Jewish remarks and drew a Nazi swastika at a Queens bus stop. In a separate incident on May 7, another man reportedly slapped a 39-year-old victim's yarmulke off in lower Manhattan. These incidents occur amidst a reported surge in anti-Jewish hate crimes in NYC, with Jews being targets in 42% of "confirmed" hate crimes last month, despite making up only 10% of the city's population.
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