Police and Greenwich school officials work to ID suspects who etched swastika at a school walkway
The school said the swastika was discovered on Monday morning and that it has since been removed.
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9h agoSchool officials say a swastika was etched onto a walkway at Old Greenwich School.
The school said the swastika was discovered on Monday morning and that it has since been removed.
In a letter to parents, school officials say security footage showed two people, who they identify as "female student-aged individuals" commit the vandalism on Sunday.
Police say they’re working to identify the suspects.
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