NYPD: Suspect wanted for igniting fire at Jewish restaurant in Williamsburg
Police say a man walked up to Shalom Japan restaurant on South 4th Street and ignited a fire to two window tarps that displayed the Star of David on Nov. 18.
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Dec 8, 2023, 1:00 PM
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yesterdayPolice are asking for the public’s help identifying a man who started a fire at a Jewish restaurant in Williamsburg last month.
Police say a man walked up to Shalom Japan restaurant on South 4th Street and ignited a fire to two window tarps that displayed the Star of David on Nov. 18.
No injuries were reported, according to authorities.
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