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Manchester Police investigating weekend vandalism and antisemitic graffiti

Manchester Police investigating weekend vandalism and antisemitic graffiti

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MANCHESTER, N.H.- Police are looking for the individuals responsible for a rash of vandalisms that hit multiple neighborhoods this past weekend.

According to police Friday night into Saturday morning 15 incidents of were reported which spanned Candia Road, Gabrielle Street and South Beech Street in which someone spraypainted antisemitic, racist and homophobic graffiti.

At the moment police believe these to random incidents, as there’s been no indication that specific individuals or properties were intentionally targeted.

Anyone who may have witnessed any sort of suspicious activity or may have video footage from the affected areas should call the Manchester Police Department at 603-668-8711.

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