Man charged in violent N.J. crime spree made antisemitic remarks, group says

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

81% : Gov. Phil Murphy praised the response from law enforcement and said the safety of "communities of faith" is a top priority.
58% : "We recommit ourselves and our organization to working with government, educational institutions, interfaith and intergroup partners and law enforcement in order to achieve this goal.
46% : "We are grateful to federal and local law enforcement for their swift response in apprehending the suspect and bringing charges that include bias intimidation," said Scott Richman, Anti-Defamation League New York and New Jersey Regional Director.
41% : "I applaud the efforts of law enforcement in Lakewood and Ocean County for swiftly apprehending the individual believed to have committed a series of serious criminal acts last night, including multiple violent offenses," the governor said in a statement Saturday.

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