ST. ALBANS, Vt. (AP) - Flyers defending anti-Semitism were found in Vermont for the second time this month.
Several signs were stapled to utility poles in St. Albans on Tuesday, WCAX-TV reported.
The signs read: “ Its okay to be anti-Semitic.”
City employees quickly removed the signs.
Police have seen similar signs in the past that had “some anti-Semitic undertones” to them, said Sgt. Joseph Thomas.
The signs don’t violate the law, Thomas said, but they could “cause some upheaval in the community.”
Rabbi Eliyahu Junik, of Chabad-Burlington, encouraged whoever put up the signs to “get help” and meet Jewish people.
The signs are under investigation.
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