US EditionMan Charged with Hate Crime in Alleged San Francisco Antisemitic Beating
SAN FRANCISCO, JUN 18 – Juan Diaz-Rivas faces assault and hate crime charges after a group attacked a man and a worker while shouting antisemitic slurs, amid a national rise in such hate crimes, FBI data shows.
- A suspect named Juan Diaz-Rivas has been charged with assault and a hate crime after allegedly attacking a man in San Francisco's Marina District, according to District Attorney Brooke Jenkins.
- The attack occurred when a group shouted antisemitic slurs, and Diaz-Rivas allegedly sucker-punched the victim, causing him to lose consciousness, as reported by the district attorney's office.
- State Senator Scott Wiener condemned the attack, stating that antisemitism is on the rise in the U.S. and highlighted the terrifying nature of the violent act.
- The FBI reports that antisemitic hate crimes have more than doubled from 2021 to 2023, reflecting growing concerns in the Jewish community, according to Teresa Drenick of the American Jewish Committee.
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Man charged with hate crime in alleged antisemitic assault in San Francisco
A suspect who allegedly punched and kicked a man during an antisemitic attack in San Francisco's Marina District over the weekend has been charged with assault and a hate crime, District Attorney Brooke Jenkins said Tuesday.
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