Norwich police say a city man was charged Tuesday in connection to four incidents of offensive graffiti on the city’s Westside in late February. David Dionne, 40, was taken into custody Tuesday morning.

An arrest has been made in connection to what police said was offensive graffiti that was found in locations on the city’s westside last month. Police said they found antisemitic symbols in four locations on Feb.

Norwich police said 40-year-old David Dionne was identified as the "sole person responsible" for painting swastikas around the city following an investigation.

Norwich police have made an arrest in a case of offensive graffiti, including swastikas, which was discovered painted on roads in the city's Westside on Feb. 21. David Dionne, 40, of Norwich was arrested Tuesday morning following an investigation.