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Swastika graffiti discovered in special-needs children’s gym 

Swastika graffiti has been discovered in a special-needs children’s gym in Tucson, Arizona. 

Destiny Wagner, owner of local gym We Rock the Spectrum, filed a police report and the graffiti has since been cleaned. 

Mrs Wagner reportedly said that she often works with the Jewish community, and felt that the graffiti was “personal.”

The vandals are yet to be found. 

According to the FBI, over 60 percent of hate crimes against a religious minority are motivated by antisemitism.

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Image credit: Destiny Wagner

     

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