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Ralph Ford's door spray-painted with a swastika. Photo: Twitter.
CBS Miami – Police confirmed Tuesday evening they arrested a man in connection to vandalism of a sign in front of a Miami Beach temple.
Miami Beach Police identified the man arrested as 43-year old Maximo De La Cruz- De Jesus. Investigators said he is homeless and was identified via fingerprints they found on the vandalized sign. He was also positively identified by a witness, according to police.
