Sheriff launching investigation into anti-Semitic vandalism in Arizona neighborhood

The Pima County Sheriff’s Department is investigating an incident of vandalism in Catalina involving swastikas and anti-Semitic language spray-painted on mailboxes. Marea Jenness, a resident affected by the vandalism, reported the incident and expressed shock at the hateful symbols appearing in her welcoming community. The Sheriff’s Department confirmed the investigation and believes the incident may be connected to other acts of vandalism in the area. Rabbi Samuel Cohon, a local religious leader, expressed disappointment but noted the persistence of hatred symbols in society. News 4 Tucson has requested more information about the other incidents linked to anti-Semitism. Community leaders are calling for greater awareness and understanding to prevent further discriminatory acts. As the investigation continues, residents are left shaken by the discovery of the disturbing messages. This incident highlights the need for continued efforts to combat hate and promote unity in the community.

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