Watford Jewish-Owned Shop Fire Treated as Religiously Aggravated

Jewish-owned shop targeted in 'religiously aggravated' arson attack in UK

The police said it was eager to track down a group of young men in the area at the time.

Watford arson attack: Jewish-owned shop set alight in Watford as police launch hunt for 'group of young males'

A Jewish-owned shop has been set alight in an arson attack in Watford with police now hunting for a group of young men.A fire door was set alight and graffiti left on a building on Lower High Street - which police have not named.Officers arrived to the scene of the incident on Sunday shortly after 4.15pm.The police force said it believed the attack was an isolated incident - not linked to arson attacks on the Jewish community in London. TRENDING…

Britain: Hate crime probe launched after arson attack on Jewish shop in Watford

Hertfordshire Police are treating a fire at a Jewish-owned shop in Watford as a religiously aggravated hate crime. A door was set alight and graffiti was left on the building.

Hertfordshire Jewish-owned shop door set on fire, graffitied amid UK arson spree

The lower high street shop was also vandalized with graffiti and is being treated as religiously aggravated. Police appealed to the public for witnesses or any security footage of the incident.

Jewish-owned shop in Watford targeted in arson attack

Police say they are treating the attack as ‘religiously’ motivated, but that they do not believe it to be linked to several similar incidents in recent weeks

Watford Jewish-owned shop fire treated as religiously aggravated

Hertfordshire Police says graffiti is left at the scene.