Man accused of spray painting ‘anti-Semitic symbol of Jewish hatred’ on Orange Village homes

ORANGE VILLAGE, Ohio (WOIO) – A man was arrested Sunday after allegedly spray-painting a house with an “anti-Semitic symbol of Jewish hate.”

According to Orange Village Police Chief Mike Roberts, officers were monitoring the area where the suspects were located last Tuesday they attacked houses with anti-Semitic spray painting.

Chief Roberts said 27-year-old Ryan Kellogg approached the same victim’s home and began spray painting.

According to Chief Roberts, police identified the suspect as Kellogg and began chasing him on foot.

Kellogg was arrested at his home and taken to Solon Prison. He is scheduled to be questioned on Tuesday.

Chief Roberts also released the following statement:

Kellogg was charged with multiple counts of menacing by means of stalking, ethnic intimidation, vandalism, criminal damage and 1 count of resisting arrest.