Police Release CCTV After Melbourne Antisemitic Graffiti Attacks
Victorian Police have released CCTV images of two men involved in antisemitic graffiti attacks in Elsternwick and Abbotsford in July.
Detectives from the Moorabbin Crime Investigation Unit reported that the men used stencils to spray paint antisemitic symbols at six sites in Elsternwick and two in Abbotsford on Sunday, 6 July.
- The first attack occurred just before 1am on Selwyn Street, Elsternwick.
- Two restaurants on Glen Huntly Road were also targeted, with graffiti sprayed across their glass windows.
The suspects were seen travelling in a blue station wagon with two horizontal roof racks, parked on May Street around 1am.
Author's summary: Police release CCTV images of suspects in Melbourne antisemitic graffiti attacks.
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