Posted on 07/24/2015 11:06:19 AM PDT by pabianice
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) today said it was deeply disturbed by an apparent anti-Semitic attack at Camp Karlin Stolin, a Jewish summer camp in Highland, New York, and praised the Town of Lloyd Police Department for a quick response and arrest of the suspected perpetrators.
According to reports, three 18-year-old assailants threw bottles and coins at campers and staff. Two of the perpetrators are being charged with a bias crime for aggravated harassment and conspiracy. The third suspect is facing a conspiracy charge.
“If the reports are accurate, this incident is deeply disturbing and particularly troubling because it targeted a summer camp where youth gather to experience a fun, healthy and safe environment,” said Evan R. Bernstein, ADL New York Regional Director. “The fact that this act was committed at a Jewish summer camp clearly reflects what can only be described as hate and strong anti-Jewish feelings of the perpetrators...”
...According to the ADL’s annual Audit of Anti-Semitic Incidents which tracks both criminal and non-criminal acts of anti-Semitism, New York State experienced a 14 percent increase in anti-Semitic incidents in 2014, including 20 incidents in Westchester, Rockland County and upstate...
The last names of the assailants were Mack, Cuvelier, and Sanchez.
Mack, Cuvelier, and Sanchez
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Diversity...It’s catching on.
“The last names of the assailants were Mack, Cuvelier, and Sanchez.”
Even if these particular cretins are not diaperheads, it only shows that diaperheads are not the only idiots in the world.
We already knew that.
Yes, you’re right. I think also that the whole concept of “hate crimes” is odious.
“Sweden”
Wouldn’t it be nice to own ABC/Disney so you could educate the public on that?
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