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by Algemeiner Staff
Photo posted by Lovitz of the three girls who vandalized their classmate's home. Photo: Twitter via @realjonlovitz.
Former Saturday Night Live star Jon Lovitz has taken to Twitter to express his outrage over swastika graffiti and human feces left at the home of his Jewish friends.
3 teenage girls, driven by one of their mothers to the scene, spray painted two swastikas and the word “Jew” on the front lawn of a California family Lovitz is friendly with, something the actor wrote “is an insult to all of us”.
The girls involved will not be charged for a hate crime, but according to Lovitz, they have been expelled from school. The homeowner said his daughter used to be friendly with the 3 girls who vandalized his home.
“It was a very unfortunate incident, but it did not amount to a criminal act,” a Los Angeles Police Department lieutenant told The Jewish Journal.
The mother faces up to a year in jail if charged by police.
After posting a picture of the vandalized property, Lovitz went further, publishing a picture of the three girls. “They want to be known. Let them be famous as Jew Haters,” he tweeted.
Pictures from Lovitz’s Twitter account can be seen below.
Photo posted by Lovitz of the three girls who vandalized their classmate's home. Photo: Twitter via @realjonlovitz.
The vandalized home of a Jewish family in California. Photo: Twitter via @realjonlovitz.
