(AP) -- MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. Police in South Carolina are investigating a harassment case in which a piece of cardboard with a swastika and other symbols was found at a kosher food store and restaurant.
The Sun News of Myrtle Beach reported Friday that a manager of the Jerusalem Restaurant in Myrtle Beach found the cardboard at the front of the store when she opened for business earlier this week.
Police say the cardboard had the letters "KKK," a swastika and a hood drawn on it.
The employee told police there have not been any problems at the store.
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