New York Man Arrested for Anti-Semitic Threats at Kosher Supermarket
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Hasani Ferguson, 36, was arrested on Long Island, New York, after allegedly threatening a mother and daughter at a kosher supermarket. He shouted anti-Semitic slogans and made shooting gestures before being apprehended 13 hours later. Ferguson faces charges including terroristic threats and menacing.
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- Hasani Ferguson, 36, arrested on Long Island for anti-Semitic supermarket threats.
- Suspect allegedly shouted 'kill all Jews' and 'Heil Hitler' at a mother and daughter.
- Incident occurred at a Bingo Wholesale store in a large Jewish community.
- Ferguson made shooting gestures and threatened other shoppers.
- He was arrested 13 hours later with help from a Jewish security group.
- Charges include terroristic threats, menacing, and disorderly conduct.
A 36-year-old man, Hasani Ferguson, was arrested on Long Island, New York, on suspicion of threatening a mother and her seven-year-old daughter at a kosher supermarket. According to police, Ferguson approached the two women while they were shopping at a Bingo Wholesale store in an area with a large Jewish community. He allegedly made shooting gestures with his hands towards other shoppers and shouted slogans including "Free Palestine," "Heil Hitler," "kill all Jews," and "destroy Israel."
Ferguson was apprehended approximately 13 hours after the incident, with assistance from a local Jewish security organization. He faces charges including making terroristic threats, menacing, and disorderly conduct. The incident occurred in an area known for its significant Jewish population.
