Crime & Safety
Man Arrested For Sending Anti-Semitic Email To Greenburgh Supervisor: Police
The supervisor had questioned the appropriateness of a Confederate memorial in a cemetery.
GREENBURGH, NY — An arrest has been made for the sending of an anonymous email with anti-Semitic language to the Greenburgh town supervisor. Timothy Goetze, 42, of White Plains has been accused of sending a hate-filled email to Supervisor Paul Feiner, after Feiner questioned in a Journal News article whether a Confederate memorial in Hastings was appropriate.
The investigation was conducted by Greenburgh police in conjunction with the Westchester County District Attorney, the Journal News said.
Goetze is being held on $25,000 bond.
For more details, read the Journal News article here.
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