Vandalism

The suspects also face cemetery desecration charges for the August incident, police said.

Yaakov Shemesh, 53, pleaded guilty to third-degree criminal mischief, according to the Queens DA.

The trio painted the word on the home near West 246 Street and Waldo Avenue Sunday night, police said.

The vandalism follows a debate over whether the city should remove statues of controversial figures.

The controversial Central Park monument has been the target of local politicians through the years.

The camera was outfitted with livestreaming capabilities on Wednesday, officials said. 

Residents gathered in McGolrick Park Monday night for a vigil following recent violence in the area.

Three teens vandalized the cemetery where Det. Wenjian Liu is buried, police said.

David Hedeen was charged with criminal mischief as a hate crime Thursday, police said.

The mural was vandalized Friday night and again after the artists restored it on Sunday.

All four of the statues outside St. Anthony of Padua Church were damaged, police said.

53-year-old Yaakov Shemesh was charged in connection to 22 incidents, according to the NYPD.

The man has written the words "Obama f----t" and other slurs on a number of buildings since December.

The messages were similar to graffiti written on a lawmaker's office building three times in March.

The painting was part of a series of student artwork at the Met's education center.