Police investigating pair of antisemitic acts at MSU's Chabad building
While police say the incidents happened two days apart, they believe the same person could be behind both hate crimes.
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While police say the incidents happened two days apart, they believe the same person could be behind both hate crimes.
The building wasn't damaged, and no one was injured. In August 2023, the same building was vandalized with antisemitic graffiti.
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