City Of Manhattan Beach: Mayor Responds To Recent Vandalism

Press release from the City of Manhattan Beach:

12/27/2021 3:47 PM

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS:
Jessica Vincent, Communications and Civic Engagement Manager
jvincent@manhattanbeach.gov I (310) 802-5405

MANHATTAN BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT
Detective Sergeant Steve Kitsios, (310) 802-5123
Officer Christopher Ineguez, PIO, (310) 802-5184

MANHATTAN BEACH MAYOR RESPONDS TO RECENT ANTI-SEMITIC VANDALISM

MANHATTAN BEACH MAYOR RESPONDS TO RECENT ANTI-SEMITIC VANDALISM

The Manhattan Beach Police Department continues its investigation into the recent anti-Semitic stickers that were distributed throughout the City on Wednesday, December 22, 2021.

“I am deeply troubled that we find ourselves again experiencing incidents of hate in our community,” stated Mayor Hildy Stern. “I am grateful for our Police Department's swift response to these troubling incidents. Especially during the season of peace and joy, we are reminded that we do not tolerate acts of hate in any form and stand united with those hurt by these horrible acts. Our community will remain united against hate, and support each other with compassion, kindness, and hope.”

Please see the official press release (PDF) for more information, and contact the Manhattan Beach Police Department’s Tip Line at (310) 802-5171 if you have any details about this incident.

Victims of hate incidents can also seek support through LA vs. Hate. This program includes a network of community agencies that provide prevention, advocacy, and support to victims of incidents of hate. To report hate, please call 211.

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