In broad daylight and in front of a woman pushing a stroller, a man can be seen crossing the street, etching a swastika into the sidewalk, then running off.
"You wonder what goes into a person’s mind in the middle of the day to stand there in front of other people to etch out a symbol of the Nazis," Kaiserman told FOX 5.
The suspect is described as having a medium complexion, slim build, and was last seen in a blue sweatshirt and gray sweatpants. But this was not an isolated incident. Police believe the same man who carved a swastika in the sidewalk is also responsible for at least five other antisemitic etchings in Queens— all of which took place within the past week.
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