University of Pittsburgh police arrested a suspect who attacked a group of Jewish students, injuring two of them with a glass bottle, the school announced.
A group of Jewish students at the University of Pittsburgh was allegedly attacked with a glass bottle, leaving two students injured, the university announced.
According to a statement from the Pennsylvania college, students were attacked near the Cathedral of Learning, a focal point on the Pittsburgh campus, around 11:30 p.m. Friday.
Two students were injured in the attacks. The students, who were wearing traditional Jewish yarmulkes, were treated at the scene, the university said.
The alleged perpetrator, the university said, had no known university affiliation and was immediately arrested by Pitt Police.
