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Woman accused of ramming her car at gate of LA synagogue faces hate crime charge

LOS ANGELES — A woman accused of ramming her vehicle through the gate of a Tarzana synagogue and cultural center is facing a hate crime charge. Police responded to a call of vandalism at the 6100 block of Wilbur Avenue. The suspect, Tikvah Mottahedeh, 54, is accused of ramming her vehicle into the Eretz Synagogue and Cultural Center gates and then proceeding to hit another gate on the ...

LOS ANGELES — A woman accused of ramming her vehicle through the gate of a Tarzana synagogue and cultural center is facing a hate crime

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