Retired Pastor Draws Swastika on Jewish Woman's Groceries

The incident, captured on video, has sparked widespread condemnation and a police investigation.

A retired pastor was caught on video drawing a swastika on a Jewish woman's groceries in Los Angeles.
The woman, Leah Grossman, confronted the man, Mark Nakagawa, who initially denied the act.
Nakagawa claimed he intended to educate Grossman about the symbol's history as a Buddhist symbol of love.
The United Methodist Church, where Nakagawa was a senior leader, has condemned the act and initiated a supervisory process.
Police have classified the incident as a 'hate incident' but not a 'hate crime' due to the lack of property damage.