Police released surveillance images of the suspect wanted for vandalizing a Bronx autism school. - New York Police Department/TNS/TNS
A vandal drew swastikas and the letter “K” multiple times on a Bronx school for autistic students, police said Wednesday. The defacement comes as hate crimes against Jews in the city continue to spike as the ongoing Israeli-Hamas conflict in Gaza continues. The scrawler was caught on surveillance camera walking up to the Autism Care Partners building on Jerome Ave. near E. 181st St. in University Heights at about 5 a.m. on Oct. 26. He was spotted pulling out a small marker and writing on a door before walking off. No arrests have been made. In the weeks after the war in Gaza began, bias attack...
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