Man accused of anti-Semitic graffiti targeting neighbors: court

(WJW) – A judge has set a $53,500 bond for a man accused of targeting local neighbors with anti-Semitic graffiti.

Orange Village Police arrested Ryan Kellogg, 37, on Sunday, Oct. 27, on multiple charges related to anti-Semitic graffiti at a home on Orangewood Drive.

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Police said he returned to a home that had been vandalized with a swastika last week, “and started spray painting it again,” according to a news release. A police officer allegedly caught him red-handed, and surveillance video linked Kellogg to the crime scene, police said.

Kellogg is also a resident of Orange Village and lived down the street from the homes that were targeted, according to court records.

He was booked into Solon Jail.

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Kellogg faces seven counts of vandalism and five counts of endangerment by stalking.

During a court appearance Tuesday, a judge set his bond at $50,000 on the stalking charge and $3,500 on the vandalism charge.

The case has been transferred to a grand jury.

A not guilty plea was entered on his behalf.

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