What happens after hateful graffiti targets a neighborhood business? Manchester police say Tyler Inman, 20, was arrested in connection with smashed windows and swastikas and white-power graffiti reported at The Moka Pot on Sept. 16. He faces criminal-mischief and falsifying-evidence charges; the allegations have not been resolved in court.

New Hampshire’s Civil Rights Unit is taking over prosecution because of the seriousness of the allegations. The case also puts a spotlight on the role of local gathering places and how a community responds when intimidation is alleged.

NorthEast News is an independent regional news publication. Our report lays out what police say happened and what remains unresolved: https://www.northenews.com/article.html?slug=manchester-moka-pot-vandalism-arrest

Manchester police arrest man in Moka Pot vandalism case | NorthEast News