News 12 Staff

•

Jun 21, 2023, 6:12 AM

•

Updated

More Stories

01:34

Long Island drivers feel strain of rising gas prices

02:00

STORM WATCH: Heavy rain, with flood chances before sun and clouds for Sunday across Long Island

00:46

Yearly 'Walk to Recovery' held in Islip during Recovery Awareness Month

01:00

South Country parents raise concerns after two school incidents in first week

01:54

Nesconset memorial keeps 9/11 responders’ legacies alive

2 raccoons found with rabies in Suffolk County

News 12 Long Island has learned a symbol of hate was found at a park in Woodmere.  

Congressman Anthony D'Esposito tweeted the image of a swastika that was found at North Woodmere Park.

D’Esposito says a mother and daughter found it on Monday and that both Nassau police and Rockaway Nassau Safety Patrol are working on the case.

As News 2 has reported, last month messages of hate were found at Estella Park in Seaford.

Multiple pieces of playground equipment were marked.       

Anyone with knowledge can call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-244-TIPS.