Goucher Student Arrested After More 'Threatening Graffiti' Found On Campus
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — An arrest was made Thursday in the investigation into "threatening anti-black graffiti" around Goucher College's campus.
The first incident was in a first-floor bathroom on Nov. 14.
A swastika, a racial slur, and threats toward specific student's room numbers were found scrawled on the wall.
With no cameras around, police could not identify a suspect.
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On Thursday, more racially-charged graffiti was found in a second-floor bathroom stall at 2 a.m. It had obscenities, specific first names, and "KKK."
An investigation between Baltimore County Police and the FBI determined both incidents were committed by the same person.
Twenty-one-year-old Fynn Arthur was arrested on campus at 6 p.m. and taken to the Baltimore County Detention Center where he was denied bail pending a bail review hearing. According to police, Arthur's name was among those noted in both graffiti incidents.
Arthur is charged with two counts of malicious destruction of property.
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