Antisemitic Messages Found In Cobb County: Police

COBB COUNTY, GA — Antisemitic messages were found Saturday night on the Interstate 75 overpass in Cobb County, police said Monday.

Cobb County Police did not share many details on the matter but said detectives are investigating the case.

"We recognize the deep distress and concern incidents of this nature may cause, particularly to our Jewish community members and other targeted groups. We stand in solidarity with all residents of Cobb County and are dedicated to ensuring the safety and security of every individual. Hate has no place in our community, and we will work to ensure that those responsible for any violations of law are held accountable," police said in a news release.

Police said they are staying vigilant in ensuring Cobb is safe and respected and are asking for the public's help in the case.

"It is important for our entire community to understand that proactive steps are being taken to address this incident. We want to reassure the community that acts of this nature will be rigorously investigated. Individuals found responsible for illegal conduct could face a range of charges, from traffic violations to more serious offenses. We are coordinating and will continue to coordinate with other law enforcement partners during this investigation," police said in the release.

Police ask anyone with information to call the Cobb Police tip line, (770) 499-4111.

"The community's eyes and ears are a valuable resource, and together, we can ensure that Cobb County remains a welcoming and safe place for everyone," police said in the release.