Autistic Jewish teen is attacked, has swastika carved on his back at Las Vegas high school

A 17-year-old autistic Jewish student at Clark High School in Las Vegas came home with a swastika carved on his back last month.

An autistic Jewish teen had a swastika carved on his back in a heartless anti-Semitic assault at his Las Vegas high school — with the FBI now prepared to jump into the unsolved case.

But because the school doesn’t have surveillance cameras in classrooms, locker rooms and bathrooms, the cruel culprits remain unnamed — and unpunished.last week, referring to a type of yamulka traditionally worn by Jewish men and boys.Meanwhile, with the case unsolved nearly two months later, the FBI said it was ready to join the probe.

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