Park Slope Racist Litterer Arrested
Brooklyn, NY 11215
United States of America
It is unclear whether Apolonides' hate filled actions were linked to the recent racist graffiti found on a call box on Second Street near Prospect Park West. The call box reads, "Geese first, Jews next." A picture of the call box can be found here in the Brooklyn Paper.
Demestrios Apolonides has yet to be charged, but could serve up to four years in jail if convicted, according to the Brooklyn Paper.
Source
http://www.brooklynpaper.com/stories/33/45/dtg_killjews_2010_11_12_bk.html?comm=1
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