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Teen charged after antisemitic graffiti discovered in Upstate New York

A teenager has been charged in connection with antisemitic graffiti discovered in parkland in Upstate New York.

New York State Police have charged the seventeen-year-old following an investigation. According to police, the “antisemitic Nazi” graffiti was found on 23rd March on a trail that runs through the small town of Mount Morris in New York State.

Police arrested the teenager on Sunday and charged him with fourth-degree criminal mischief which includes graffiti, and injury to property.

The graffiti has been removed.

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