Homeland Security investigating who drew a swastika inside one of its buildings

A hand-drawn swastika was found on the third floor of a Department of Homeland Security building in Washington, a government official told CNN

Some staffers in the building, on the St. Elizabeth campus in Washington, were notified about the Nazi symbol in an email from Principal Deputy Undersecretary for the Office of Intelligence and Analysis Brian Murphy, which was obtained by CNN."Unfortunately, today a hand drawn swastika was located on the third floor," Murphy wrote in the email, sent out shortly after 5 p.m. Friday.

Murphy closed the email reiterating that DHS has no"tolerance in our workplace for such acts of hate. And this email is just the next step in our communication and action plan."Read MoreAs happens in offices, an employee commented on the email but accidentally replied to all."Check out the latest I&A" -- Intelligence and Analysis --"insanity -- as if leadership really cares," the employee wrote."I guess I should not be surprised.

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