Anti-Semitic Graffiti Sprayed On Truck, Building,
POSTED: Thursday, March 20, 2008
UPDATED: 11:02 am EDT March 20,
2008
LYON TOWNSHIP, Mich. -- South Lyon police are investigating numerous claims of vandalism in Lyon Township.A home in the 58000 block of Grand River Ave., the Lyon Township hall, a state-owned vehicle were vandalized with anti-Semitic messages.According to the police, a 63-year-old homeowner called March 15 and said his garage, a dump truck, the truck cap, trencher and various pieces of discarded machinery was spray-painted.Police said it the vandals knew the family because the son's name was spray-painted, along with the word 'Jew' and Nazi symbols and other designs.A few days later, the township office and vehicle were both spray-painted.The color of the paint appears similar, police reported.
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