Crews remove swastika graffiti from Milford park
Swastikas found painted at Eisenhower Park in Milford have been removed. Resident Larry Kaminsky says he was with a friend and their dogs Sunday when they saw the offensive symbols on the ground, a
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Sep 7, 2016, 1:31 AM
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Updated 3,175 days ago
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Swastikas found painted at Eisenhower Park in Milford have been removed.
Resident Larry Kaminsky says he was with a friend and their dogs Sunday when they saw the offensive symbols on the ground, a bulletin board and the side of a building.
Kaminsky says he was shocked to see swastikas in Milford. He immediately contacted police, who said someone else had also reported it earlier in the week.
Public works employees removed the offensive graffiti on Monday.
Police say the graffiti appears to be a random act. Anyone with information is urged to call Milford police.
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