Racists graffiti found at Goucher College for second time in a month

For the second time this month, racist graffiti has been found at Goucher College.  The graffiti was found on the second floor of the school's Heubeck/Jeffery Hall, according to a joint statement issued by school president Jose A. Bowen, Vice President/Dean of Students Bryan F. Coker, Interim Associate Dean of Students/CREI Nicole J. Johnson, and Director of Public Safety David Heffer. The location is a floor above where similar graffiti was found on Nov. 14. The images were discovered at about 1:50 a.m.  "This morning's incident again involved hateful, threatening, and racists graffiti, which was specifically anti-Black and anti-Latinx," the statement said. "The graffiti was similar to the November 14 incident, again including a backwards swastika."  The college alerted the Baltimore County Police, who began an investigation. An arrest was made, and police believe the person in custody is the same one who produced the racist graffiti during the Nov. 14 incident.