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Back in September, a day or so after residents of Brooklyn Heights discovered as many as 23 swastikas painted on synagogues and other property, the police department sent around the neighborhood an officer to reassure residents that they were taking the matter seriously. A good thing they were. It turns out that yesterday the police obtained a confession to painting the swastikas from the culprit they arrested over the weekend for maintaining an arsenal of guns and pipe bombs in an apartment in a brownstone on one of the most idyllic street corners in the city.
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|Back in September, a day or so after residents of Brooklyn Heights discovered as many as 23 swastikas painted on synagogues and other property, the police department sent around the neighborhood an officer to reassure residents that they were taking the matter seriously. A good thing they were. It turns out that yesterday the police obtained a confession to painting the swastikas from the culprit they arrested over the weekend for maintaining an arsenal of guns and pipe bombs in an apartment in a brownstone on one of the most idyllic street corners in the city.
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