Suspects accused of vandalizing Brooklyn Museum director's home hit with 'terroristic threat as a hate crime' charges - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
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District Attorney Eric Gonzalez remarked, "Acts of vandalism that target individuals in their own homes are a deeply disturbing violation meant to intimidate, terrorize, and instill fear." This statement underscores the severity of the crime and its impact on communities.
Gonzalez stated, "These defendants allegedly targeted museum board members with threats and anti-Semitic graffiti based on their perceived heritage. These actions are not protests; they are hate crimes." This highlights the distinction between legitimate protest and criminal behavior.
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