Police sought the public's help Monday in locating a 32- year-old man suspected of several antisemitic graffiti instances at Temple Emanu El and other Burbank locations.
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Detectives identified Klinton Allister Dion as a suspect in the alleged hate crimes.
Besides Temple Emanu El, located in the 1300 block of North Glenoaks Boulevard, Dion is suspected of applying anti-Semitic graffiti to the subterranean garage of an apartment complex in the 400 block of East Cypress Avenue, and to a nearby Burbank utility box, according to the Burbank Police Department.
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Burbank PD
Dion is presumed to be a transient who frequents Burbank, Glendale, Pasadena, Temple City, El Segundo and Los Angeles, according to Sgt. Stephen Turner. He has a faint tattoo above his left eyebrow.
Anyone with information regarding Dion's whereabouts was urged to contact Burbank Police Department Det. J. Voorhis at 818-238-3210 or JVoorhis@burbankca.gov.
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