Four students were arrested on felony charges after buildings at the University of Rochester in New York were defaced with
"wanted" posters targeting several Jewish faculty members, officials said.
The four students were charged with felony criminal mischief and a fifth is being investigated, Quchee Collins, the university public safety chief, said in a
news release Tuesday.
The posters named certain university staff members and professors, alleging war crimes related to the conflict in Gaza, NBC affiliate
WHEC of Rochester reported.
Collins said that the incident does not “meet the legal threshold for being a hate crime” but that that could change “over the course of the legal proceedings.”