Bullet points of University of Michigan Jewish students, rabbi held at gunpoint during dinner
Bullet points of University of Michigan Jewish students, rabbi held at gunpoint during dinner
- A group of Jewish students and a local rabbi were held at gunpoint during a dinner at a home in Southfield, Michigan, according to the University of Michigan.
- The armed individual entered the home through an open backdoor, stole a bag, and fled without causing any injuries.
- The incident is being investigated by the Southfield Police Department as a home invasion and a 'crime of opportunity'.
- No arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing.
- The University of Michigan President, Santa J. Ono, has released a statement about the incident.
- The incident comes amid a rise in anti-Semitism, with Jews preparing to mark Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.
- The incident is being closely monitored by law enforcement officials and the university community.
- A group of Jewish students and a local rabbi were held at gunpoint during a dinner at a home in Southfield, Michigan, according to the University of Michigan.
- The armed individual entered the home through an open backdoor, stole a bag, and fled without causing any injuries.
- The incident is being investigated by the Southfield Police Department as a home invasion and a 'crime of opportunity'.
- No arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing.
- The University of Michigan President, Santa J. Ono, has released a statement about the incident.
- The incident comes amid a rise in anti-Semitism, with Jews preparing to mark Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.
- The incident is being closely monitored by law enforcement officials and the university community.