Police in two cities in Los Angeles County have launched investigations into antisemitic stickers found last week. The inquiries are seeking to determine if the incidents in Manhattan Beach and Hermosa Beach, which both occurred on December 23, are connected to each other, the Daily Breeze reported. Nine offensive stickers featuring what was described as antisemitic hate speech were discovered on utility boxes, street poles and traffic lights in Hermosa Beach, the city said. Five similar stickers were discovered on garbage cans and electrical boxes in Manhattan Beach, according to police, who added that the stickers might have been placed...
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