Worcester police on Thursday said they arrested a 28-year-old man for allegedly breaking into Temple Emmanuel Sinai and vandalizing the Jewish Community Center in Worcester.
On Wednesday at roughly 12:25 p.m., police were called to Temple Emmanuel Sinai at 661 Salisbury Street for a report of a past break-in, they said. Officers saw that one of the temple’s windows had been broken, and that part of the building had been damaged.
Thursday morning, officers were dispatched to Worcester Jewish Community Center for a call about a man who was “screaming at parents and children at the camp drop-off line.”
The man was allegedly kicking the Star of David. Police said he pulled out a lawn sign and threw it before getting into his vehicle and driving away.
Officers searched for the man after a description of his vehicle was broadcast over the police radio.
Shortly afterwards, officers responded to a report of someone breaking into Temple Emmanuel Sinai again. Police stopped Kyle Wood, of Cherry Valley, on Salisbury Street, and after a brief investigation, determined there was probable cause to arrest him in connection with the vandalism and break-in.
Wood will be arraigned in Worcester District Court.
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