Posted on Jul 14, 2022
3 arrested on 115 charges each after hate symbols are left at N.Y. church, synagogue
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Three people have been arrested on more than 100 charges each, accused of distributing pamphlets bearing hate symbols at a synagogue, a Black church and other locations in Hornell, New York, police said.
Aubrey Dragonetti, 31, Dylan Henry, 30, and Ryan Mulhollen, 27, were each charged with 115 counts of aggravated harassment, Hornell police said in a news release Monday.
Hornell is a small city in southern New York, which has a population of 8,300, according to the latest census figures.
On July 9 and 10, police investigated pamphlets and stickers bearing swastikas and racial slurs left at the houses of worship and public and private properties throughout the city, officials said.
Aubrey Dragonetti, 31, Dylan Henry, 30, and Ryan Mulhollen, 27, were each charged with 115 counts of aggravated harassment, Hornell police said in a news release Monday.
Hornell is a small city in southern New York, which has a population of 8,300, according to the latest census figures.
On July 9 and 10, police investigated pamphlets and stickers bearing swastikas and racial slurs left at the houses of worship and public and private properties throughout the city, officials said.
3 arrested on 115 charges each after hate symbols are left at N.Y. church, synagogue
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."A leaflet bearing the words “Aryan National Army" was found at Rehoboth Deliverance Ministries, which has a predominantly Black congregation. The same kind of literature was found at the front of Temple Beth-El Synagogue, The Evening Tribune, the newspaper in Hornell, reported.
Aryan Nations “is one of the country’s best-known enclaves of anti-Semitism and white nationalism,” according to the Anti-Defamation League.
A warrant, in conjunction with New York State Police, was executed in the 130 block of River Street, police said, leading to the trio's arrest."
..."A leaflet bearing the words “Aryan National Army" was found at Rehoboth Deliverance Ministries, which has a predominantly Black congregation. The same kind of literature was found at the front of Temple Beth-El Synagogue, The Evening Tribune, the newspaper in Hornell, reported.
Aryan Nations “is one of the country’s best-known enclaves of anti-Semitism and white nationalism,” according to the Anti-Defamation League.
A warrant, in conjunction with New York State Police, was executed in the 130 block of River Street, police said, leading to the trio's arrest."
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