BROOKLINE, MASS. (WHDH) - A Norwood man was arrested for vandalism after police say he was spotted placing white supremacy stickers on city property in Brookline.
An officer responding to a report of suspicious activity Davis Avenue on Tuesday found a person who said they witnessed the suspect place a sticker reading “NOT STOLEN CONQUERED.
PATRIOTFRONT.US.” on the back of a “No Parking” sign on the street, according to police.
The suspect, described as white male carrying a piece of luggage while wearing a dark jacket and hood, was seen smoking in a nearby park and was questioned by an officer, according to police.
The man, identified as Noah William Bogosh, 22, explained he had just put a sticker on nearby trashcan in the park, according to police. That sticker read “BETTER DEAD THAN RED. PATRIOTFRONT.US” with a depiction of a red communist symbol with a blue arrow going through it, police said.
The Parks Department was contacted to remove the stickers, which are tied to Patriot Front – a group classified as a white supremacist, neo-Nazi and neo-fascist group, according to police.
Bogosh was placed under arrest and is facing two counts of vandalism of property and received a citation for public consumption of marijuana, police said.
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