The anti -Semitic accident in the Barstol Sports Bar is receiving the police

Philadelphia The police launched an investigation into an anti -Semitic incident that occurred in a Barstol gym in the city during the weekend.

The video posted on social media showed girls of the bottle service in the bar, they justify a mark reading “F — Jews”. The clip was instantly gone viral and a fiery reaction from the founder of Brestol Sports Company Dev Portnoy.

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On Monday, the authorities were looking into the accident.

“We are currently looking for this,” Philadelphia police told Fox News Digital. “A video showing a mark appeared in the Fili Barstol Bar, located in 1213 Sansom Street, according to Saturday night. We are working to collect more information and we will provide an update as soon as possible.”

Fox News Digital continues to the Philadelphia Police Station to comment.

Portnoy said he is sending the perpetrators in An accident to Auschwitz To learn about the Holocaust and the atrocities that occurred in Poland.

The University of Temple said that one of its students was involved in the accident, and the student was placed on a temporary comment, according to Fox 29 Philadelphia.

“In the strongest possible terms, let me be clear: anti -Semitism is hateful. It has no place in the temple, hate and discrimination against any person or people at this university,” the head of the school, John Fry, said in a statement.

Dave Portoi is receiving praise for the anti -Semitic accident in Barstol Bar

“Any additional students who have been found involved in taking strict disciplinary action under the student’s behavior law, including the expulsion, will face.

The bar, which was located on Samsun Street in City City neighborhood in Philadelphia, also issued a statement. Al -Bar said that two of his employees participating in the accident were shot.

Al -Bar said: “We feel sad, frustrated and frustrated by the unfortunate measures of the misleading customer and employees who behave outside their duties, which led to the anti -Semitic hate speech in our past institution.”

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“We deeply apologize for the role we played in allowing hate speech to move, and we are constantly striving to create a wandering atmosphere and acceptance for all groups.”

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