Morris Plains, NJ - A Morris Plains man was arrested for bias and anti-Semitic remarks to a Jewish man at a nursing home.
Harry Orchard, 57, of Morris Plains, was charged with bias intimidation, an indictable offense, as well as the disorderly persons charges of harassment and defiant trespass.
Orchard had been asked to leave the King James Center on Southern Boulevard several times by staff, but refused to leave, instead Orchard harassed the administrator of the nursing home, a Jewish man who was wearing a yarmulke, and told the man, "It's too bad that Hitler didn't finish the job."
Orchard remained in Morris County Jail on $5,000 bail. He could be released on that bail only on the condition that he undergoes a psychiatric evaluation and is prohibited from returning to the nursing home.
Friday, November 17, 2006
Morris Plains, NJ - Man Arrested and Charged in Nursing Home Bias Crime
Posted on 5:30 AM by ram
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