Cops investigating graffiti left at Holocaust Memorial Park
Assemblyman Cymbrowitz inspects the offensive graffiti spray-painted on the central monument. Credit: Assemblyman Cymbrowitz inspects the offensive graffiti spray-painted on the central monument.
Police are probing another possible case of anti-Semitic vandalism in Brooklyn.
A jogger discovered that someone spray painted a vulgar phrase at the central monument leading to the eternal flame at Holocaust Memorial Park in Sheepshead Bay Wednesday.
The police are still searching for suspects in a string of swastikas found in Borough Park and Bay Ridge, datingback to May.
Several elected officials, including Assemb. Steven Cymbrowitz (D-Brooklyn) who called the police after the jogger alerted him, said they would not tolerate any more anti-Semitism in the borough.
"The callous vandalism of this memorial must not go unpunished," Cymbrowitz said in a statement.
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