Former student arrested over swastika graffiti at California school
Logan Stone to be charged with felony vandalism and hate crimes after anti-Semitic, racist drawings found on high school near San Francisco
Add ToI as a Preferred Source on Google
JTA — A former student of a San Francisco-area high school was arrested in connection with the painting of graffiti including swastikas on the walls of the school building.
Logan Stone, 20, who attended Burlingame High School, was taken into police custody on Thursday afternoon after police received a warrant to search his home, according to the Burlingame Police Department, J. The Jewish Journal of Northern California reported.
He will be charged with felony vandalism and hate crimes, according to the report.
The graffiti, painted in 10 different places on the building in early September hours before the school’s back-to-school night, was described by the school principal as “anti-Semitic, homophobic and racist.”
Logan Stone, 20, was taken into custody on Thursday afternoon after police received a warrant to search his home, the Burlingame Police Department said. https://t.co/1GAzczs49W
— J. The Jewish News of Northern California (@jewishsf) October 18, 2019
Days after the incident, hundreds of students came to Burlingame High School wearing red T-shirts or hoodies in red, a school color, to display “unity against hate.” They placed their painted handprints on banners reading “We are stronger than hate” and “Panther strong.”
The Times of Israel Community.