Suspect in vandalism to Jewish boundary heads to court
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A Massachusetts man charged with vandalizing the ritual boundary relied on by some Orthodox Jews known as an eruv is heading to court Monday.
Police say 28-year-old Yerachmiel Taube, of Sharon, is scheduled to be arraigned on charges including malicious destruction of property and destruction to a religious organization.
Taube was arrested Saturday in connection with the vandalism in Sharon that has been going on for several weeks.
The eruv is a series of poles and string that mark the boundaries of the Orthodox Jewish community's "household" in which they can carry certain items on the Shabbat.
