Police Launch Hate Crime Investigation Into Vandalism Of 3 Menorahs
MARGATE, N.J. (CBS) – Margate City police have launched a hate crime investigation and are asking residents to keep an eye on Jewish menorahs after three were vandalized in public spaces this week.
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On Monday morning, a city electrician noticed damage to two menorahs provided by the municipality located at the city ball fields and pier along Amherst Avenue.
A third damaged menorah was reported outside of the Katz Jewish Community Center on Jerome Avenue.
"Hanukah is a time when Jews overcame adversity and it's a festival of lights. It's a celebration so we don't want to let this incident this single incident ruin the celebration of Hanukah," says JCC CEO Jack Fox.
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So far, there are no suspects.
