Naugatuck Police Investigate Antisemitic Graffiti Vandalism

Police in Naugatuck, Connecticut, are investigating after an individual was caught on video writing antisemitic graffiti on two sections of freshly poured concrete on Rubber Avenue before it had dried. The offensive messages included references to a 9/11 conspiracy theory, prompting concerns about antisemitism in the community. Due to the vandalism, the sidewalk will need to be redone at an estimated cost of $2,500. Authorities have released surveillance footage and are asking the public for help identifying the suspect, encouraging anyone with information to contact the Naugatuck Police Department or submit anonymous tips. The incident occurred on June 10 around 5 p.m., and police are actively seeking leads to resolve the case. This act of vandalism has drawn significant attention from local law enforcement and media outlets.