Police are on the hunt for two suspects in a series of disturbing incidents that have left Melbourne reeling. The city has been marred by a wave of antisemitic graffiti attacks, with the latest incidents occurring in July. The attacks, which took place at eight locations across the city, involved the use of stencils to spray paint hateful messages. The vandalism targeted restaurants, shops, and a licensed premises, leaving a trail of damage in its wake. The suspects, believed to be traveling in a blue station wagon with horizontal roof racks, have been identified through CCTV footage and are now the focus of an intense police investigation. The men are described as follows: one is of Caucasian appearance, wearing a black bucket hat, black and white balaclava, black and grey checked shirt, black pants, and black shoes. The other is described as having a solid build, wearing a black baseball cap, black ski mask, black rain jacket, black top, blue denim jeans, black gloves, and black shoes. The police are also investigating a similar incident at Croydon Railway Station in May, where the same stencil was used. The public is urged to come forward with any information that could help bring the perpetrators to justice. If you have any information, please contact CrimeStoppers on 1800 333 000.
