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Manchester Police release description of person wanted in connection with vandalism at Moka Pot Coffee shop

Manchester Police release description of person wanted in connection with vandalism at Moka Pot Coffee shop

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MANCHESTER, N.H.- Manchester Police are looking to the public for help in identifying a person of interest in connection with Wednesday’s vandalism at the Moka Pot Coffee shop.

Surveillance images show an induvial wearing a dark jacket, cap and face mask, as shown in the pictures below:

Police say the break-in occurred during the overnight hours Tuesday into Wednesday when multiple windows were smashed on both the Hanover Street storefront and along the right side of the shop and offensive language and swastikas were spray-painted on a wall.

Due to the nature of the graffiti, the Attorney General’s Civil Rights Unit is investigating the matter as a hate crime.

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