German Tourists Accused of Drawing Swastika, Writing "Adolf Was Here" on LGBTQ Bench in Miami Beach

2 Charged With Vandalizing Ocean Drive LGBTQ Bench With Hateful Symbols

WSVN Channel 7 News reports that two men have been charged with vandalizing an LGBTQ bench with hateful symbols in Miami Beach. Read more at WSVN Channel 7 News

German tourists accused of drawing swastika, writing "Adolf was here" on LGBTQ bench in Miami Beach

Miami Beach police said Christoph Rehak and Gunther Manfred Jekschtat both confessed to the crime after being interviewed by investigators.

German duo arrested after anti-Semitic message written on Miami Beach park bench: Police

Two German tourists were arrested Monday after an anti-Semitic message and symbol were written on a “LGBTQIA+ bench” at Lummus Park in Miami Beach, authorities said.

Miami Beach Arrests German Tourists Over Antisemitic Graffiti

Miami Beach police arrested two German tourists after one of them allegedly vandalized the city's Pride-themed bench with a swastika symbol.

Men arrested for defacing Miami Beach pride bench with antisemitic graffiti, cops say

Police said officers found writing including a swastika and the words "Adolf Was Here" on an LGBTQIA+ bench located within Lummus Park.

4 men detained after allegedly vandalizing Ocean Drive LGBTQ bench with hateful symbols; local leaders speak out - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports

An area meant to represent inclusion and pride on South Beach became a target of a hateful act of vandalism, leading to four men being detained by Miami Beach Police. The incident occurred at a bench on Ocean Drive and 12th Street in Lummus Park. The bench was donated by Miami Beach Commissioner Joseph Magazine in April and was installed after Florida ordered rainbow crosswalks to be removed. But on Monday afternoon, police said four men targete…