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Norman Police release video of suspect in racist and anti-semitic vandalism, believe incidents in OKC are connected

Racist vandal video footage

Norman Police Department released a video involving a female individual believed to be connected to the racist and anti-semitic graffiti found at three locations around norman on Wednesday.

NPD released the 40 second footage via Twitter showing the female individual in the McKinley Elementary parking lot at approximately 4 a.m. getting into her vehicle and leaving the lot.

NPD also said in the twitter post that she is believed to be connected to the OKC vandalism incidents that occured on March 28.

NPD released a statement Wednesday afternoon stating that they are investigating the three reports of vandalism that occurred overnight.

“Investigators believe the alleged suspect for all three incidents is the same suspect believed to be involved in similar incidents that recently occurred at various locations in Oklahoma City. NPD is working closely with the Oklahoma City Police Department on this investigation,” NPD said in the release.

The release said that over the course of the investigation, the suspect vehicle was located but anyone with information on the identity of the female suspect contact the NPD Criminal Investigations Division at 405-366-6447 or anonymously through Norman Crime Stoppers at 405-366-STOP (7867).

“Information that leads to an arrest could result in a cash reward,” the release said.

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