A second incident of anti-Semitic graffiti in Indiana has been cleaned up.
Spray-painted vandalism including swastikas, upside-down crosses and drawings of genitalia were found Monday in Floyds Knobs. Sheriff Frank Loop said authorities suspect teenagers were behind the vandalism at a retirement community and to a New Albany-Floyd County school bus. The Azalea Hills retirement community added temporary security patrols afterward.
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Cassie McCoun, an administrator at Azalea Hills, told the News and Tribune she didn’t think the vandalism was targeting a specific group.
The Jewish Community Relations Council condemned the anti-Semitic graffiti and says it takes such incidents seriously.
The Floyds Knobs incident follows the Nazi flags and iron crosses that were spray-painted at the end of July on two walls of a brick shed at Congregation Shaarey Tefilla in Carmel.
