Plattekill police investigate hate symbol spray-painted on road
A resident sent News 12 a picture of the hate symbol after they said it was found on the pavement near 403 New Unionville Road on July 29.
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7h agoPolice in Plattekill are looking for whoever spray-painted a swastika on a neighborhood road.
A resident sent News 12 a picture of the hate symbol after they said it was found on the pavement near 403 New Unionville Road on July 29. They say the swastika has since been painted over by officials.
Police confirm to News 12 the incident is under investigation.
Anyone with information is asked to call Plattekill police at 845-883-6373.
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