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Toronto Police Investigate Hate Crime After Two Jewish-Owned Bakery Branches Vandalized
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
Toronto police are investigating two early-morning vandalism attacks on Jewish-owned bakery branches as potential hate crimes amid rising anti-Jewish incidents in the city.
- 01Two Jewish-owned bakery branches in Toronto were vandalized early today with windows smashed.
- 02Police launched a comprehensive hate crime investigation and increased patrols in Jewish neighborhoods.
- 03No injuries occurred, but significant property damage was reported at both bakery locations.
- 04These attacks follow recent shootings targeting synagogues and Jewish community centers in Toronto.
- 05Authorities and community leaders expressed concern about escalating anti-Semitic violence in the city.
- 06Police urged the public to provide any information or security footage to aid the investigation.
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