Five teenagers have been arrested in connection with far-right and anti-Semitic graffiti which was sprayed on shop windows in Long Stratton.
Police were called at 11.30pm on Friday to reports of a number of buildings, shop windows and alleyways which had suffered criminal damage after offensive wording was spray-painted onto them.
Brandon Drewry, who works in One Stop convenience store, said members of staff found swastikas and an offensive anti-Semitic message near the post office.
The youngsters, four boys and one girl aged between 13 and 16-years-old, have been released on bail until April pending further enquiries.
Anyone who may have information about the incident should contact PC Chris Shelley at Diss Police Station on 101.
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