Police say swastikas were found at an elementary school in Midwood on Monday morning. They say the calls for the swastika graffiti in P.S. 217's courtyard came in just before 9:30 a.m. Family members of students at the school, like Mariam Badool, say hateful symbols can have a negative impact on younger children. "It has a very bad affect on the next generation. We shouldn't spread hate, we should spread love. We are all the same. We should respect others, you know," said Badool. Click here to read more on brooklyn.news12.com.
