German police probe vandalism & hatred after door to mosque gets bricked up

 Unknown vandals have bricked up a door leading to a mosque in a small town in northeastern Germany, also putting up stickers bearing racist messages on the makeshift wall.

Unknown vandals have bricked up a door leading to a mosque in a small town in northeastern Germany, also putting up stickers bearing racist messages on the makeshift wall.

Police in the small town of Parchim in the northeastern German state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania have launched an investigation after a door to a local mosque, currently under construction, was found blocked with a one meter high brick wall last week, according to a police report.

Several flyers bearing anti-Islamic messages had been posted on the wall. 

A criminal probe has been launched on two counts, including vandalism and the incitement of hatred, German broadcaster NDR reported.