SCARBOROUGH — Police say a pair of youths spray-painted swastikas and profanities on the driveway and garage door of a Maine home.
Scarborough police say the graffiti sprayed on April 3 didn’t target the family’s religious beliefs and isn’t considered a hate crime.
Police say the spray-painting wasn’t random.
Authorities did not identify the 16-year-old Windham girl and 17-year-old Old Orchard Beach boy who were charged because they’re juveniles.
Police say both face a felony charge of aggravated criminal mischief.
Scarborough police say the pair also spray-painted graffiti on a town-owned concession building at Wiley Field.
They are expected to be arraigned in a Cumberland County courtroom in late May.
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