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Farmington Hills is hit for the second time
in two weeks by anti-Semitic graffiti.

HARRY KIRS BAUM
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he city of Farmington Hills
is treating two recent anti-
Semitic and anti-Zionist
graffiti attacks "very seri-
ously," and in one case has asked for
FBI assistance.
The latest incident happened
between the evening of Wednesday,
June 10, and the following morning.
Anti-Semitic graffiti was sprayed on a
window and three outside walls of
Forest Elementary School in the
Rolling Oaks subdivision on Farming-
ton Road between 13 and 14 Mile
roads.
"F— the Jews" and other ethnic
slurs were sprayed on outside walls—
along with an Armenian cross and the
words "Arabs and Armenians —
Number One God for life." "KKK"
was sprayed on a window.
"The incident happened after the
last day of class, so most kids didn't
see the
damage,"
damaae , " said Don Cohen of
the Anti-Defamation League of
Michigan. "This is still very uncom-
mon in this area, and the motivation
is anybody's guess."
On June 2, a synagogue mainte-
nance employee discovered anti-Zion-

ist graffiti sprayed on two walls at
Adat Shalom Synagogue in Farming-
ton Hills.
"There's no link," said Farmington
Hills Police Chief William Dwyer.
"We matched the symbols, the paint,
the handwriting and we found no link
with the graffiti from last week."
At a June 15 Farmington Hills City
Council meeting, City Manager
Daniel Hobbs remarked, "This is very
unusual for us as a community and
we want to do everything we can to
keep it that way." The city is offering
a $2,000 reward for information lead-
ing to the conviction of the perpetra-
tors of either of the two incidents.
The Multicultural/Multiracial
Community Council of Farmington
and Farmington Hills, Farmington
Community Schools and the City of
Farmington Hills are providing the
award.
The Federal Bureau of Investiga-
tion has entered the Adat Shalom case
because it falls under a section of the
church-burning statute, Cohen said.
The statute provides federal prose-
cution for religious vandalism cases in
which the destruction exceeds
$10,000.
The police have no suspects in
either case.

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