Swastikas next to Hamodia in Boro Park: $5,000 for information

Dov Hikind, a member of jury in New York, suggested this Monday, a reward of $5,000 for whoever will bring information which will lead to the capture of the criminals liable for spraying swastikas over the last days in Boro Park.

Hikind's announcement was published in the media, after on Monday afternoon another swastika was found, which appeared on a private car outside the offices of the "Hamodia" newspaper offices.

About a week and a half ago, a member of the city council, David Greenfeld, offered a prize of $1,000 to who ever would bring to the capture of the criminals. Greenfeld offered the prize after in the Karlin-Stolin Beis Medrash, which is located on 16th Ave. in Boro Park, a spray of swastika was found on the entrance door.

Other swastikas were sprayed on the "Fishman Grocery Take Away" store, on a local school in the neighborhood, and on another sever Jewish buildings along 16th Ave., one of the central avenues in the Jewish neighborhood.

From security documentation cameras, which were checked a few hours after the first cases, two youngsters in their twenties were seen performing the acts, but so far the police has not yet tracked them down.

"We don't know who did it, but we know why," said Hikind yesterday. "I call upon whoever has information, to hand it to the police so that they could bring the criminals to judgment."

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