Donald Trump must be proud. 
 
 Two Northwestern University freshmen allegedly vandalized a campus chapel by spray-painting slurs, penises, a swastika — and to top it off, the word “Trump.” 
 
 “It’s disturbing to think that someone who’s been in this space would be venting some sort of rage that way,” university chaplain Tim Stevens, who said he discovered the defacement, told the Daily News on Sunday. 
 
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 “I feel bad for them that they can’t handle it in a more productive way.” 
 
 Anthony Morales, 19, and Matthew Kafker, 18, are each being held on $50,000 bail for charges of criminal damage to property, institutional vandalism and hate crime in a place of worship. 
 
 A Cook County judge raised her voice at the freshmen and denounced their alleged antics during a Saturday bonding hearing, according to the Chicago Tribune. 
 
 “These allegations are disgusting to me,” Judge Peggy Chiampas told the teens. 
 
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 “I don't know if any of you know how lucky you are to be at Northwestern University.” 
 
 The freshmen appeared in court wearing T-shirts and jeans, and never spoke, according to the Tribune. Morales’ mother cried during the hearing. 
 
 Morales and Kafker allegedly entered the nondenominational Alice Millar Chapel on the school’s Evanston campus around 12:45 a.m. Friday. 
 
 According to police, the freshmen blemished one hallway with a slur for African-Americans and a swastika. In another part of the chapel, they wrote a slur for homosexuals and spray-painted lines over photos of Muslim students. They drew penises on an organ and over the word “God” in a hallway. 
 
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 Last but not least, they allegedly wrote the GOP presidential front-runner’s surname in a stairwell. 
 
 Stevens said he discovered the vandalism later that morning and reported it to administration. 
 
 University President Morton Schapiro called it “an abhorrent act of vandalism” in an email to students Friday, according to the Daily Northwestern. 
 
 What, me racist? (Nati Harnik/AP) Northwestern University's Alice Millar Chapel was vandalized after hours Friday. (Google Maps) Donald Trump's surname was mixed in with slurs and a swastika that were spray-painted inside Northwestern University's Alice Millar Chapel Friday. 
 
 “This disgusting act of hatred violates the deepest values and core commitments of our University and is an affront to us all,” he wrote. 
 
 Prosecutors have not said why the students allegedly targeted the chapel, or how they accessed it hours after it closed. Stevens told the News there was “no sign of forced entry.” 
 
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 He said he did not believe either student had any ties to the chapel. 
 
 Workers wiped away most of the graffiti over the weekend — including the “Trump,” Stevens said. That detail was one of the most baffling from the crime, he said. 
 
 “I can’t speculate whatever it was inside them that needed to be expressed through that,” he said. 
 
 The chapel went on with its usual Sunday service, he said. 
 
 University police could not immediately be reached for comment. 
 
 Sign up for BREAKING NEWS Emails privacy policy Thanks for subscribing! ||||| A Cook County judge on Saturday lashed out at two Northwestern University freshmen accused of spray-painting racist and homophobic messages along with the name of Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump inside a nondenominational chapel on the university's campus. 
 
 “These allegations are disgusting to me,” Judge Peggy Chiampas said as she eyeballed Anthony Morales, 19, and Matthew Kafker, 18, her voice rising several times during a bond hearing at the Leighton Criminal Court Building. 
 
 The judge ordered both men held in lieu of $50,000 bail for charges of institutional vandalism, hate crime to a place of worship, and criminal damage to property for several spray-painted messages at the Alice Millar Chapel earlier this week. 
 
 Both defendants, each dressed in T-shirts and jeans, said nothing during the court hearing. 
 
 The mother of one of the defendants cried as the judge laid into the young men, whom authorities said were captured on surveillance video going without permission into the chapel, located at 1870 Sheridan Road in Evanston, with spray cans at about 12:45 a.m. Friday. 
 
 “I don't know if any of you know how lucky you are to be at Northwestern University," the judge said. As Morales' mother cried in the gallery, Chiampas said to the woman, “I don't mean to upset you. I mean to upset them.” 
 
 Once inside the chapel, the pair spray-painted an expletive and a slur against African-Americans with a swastika on the chapel hallway, Assistant Cook County State's Attorney Brooke Shupe told the court. In a separate area, they spray-painted a derogatory word for homosexuals on a wall, along with lines spray-painted over photos of Muslim students. 
 
 The young men also spray-painted penises in several places around the church, including on a piano in the chapel, above the word “God” in a hallway, and in a stairwell where they also painted the word “Trump,” authorities said, Shupe said. 
 
 Prosecutors did not say what they think sparked this act of vandalism. 
 
 Church officials discovered the damage later that morning and alerted a dean. The surveillance video was used to identify the suspects, authorities said. 
 
 Both men admitted their roles in the vandalism, giving handwritten and recorded statements to university police, Shupe said. 
 
 University officials estimated the damage to be more than $300. ||||| Overnight a racist, hate crime occured in Toledo. Today a dozen Toledo citizens, witthout being asked by anyone, came… Posted by Peter Ujvagi on Saturday, July 14, 2018 
 
 A 47-year-old Toledo woman pleaded not guilty Monday to “ethnic intimidation” after a house across the street from hers was covered in pro-Trump and anti-black graffiti over the weekend. 
 
 Police say the charge is rarely used. Rarer still is the story of how a community woke up Saturday morning to a shocking obscenity — and by evening the city had rallied to condemn and erase all traces of it, while police frog-marched the suspect through her yard in bedroom slippers. 
 
 The following story was assembled from police reports, social media posts and original reporting by the Toledo Blade and ABC 13-WTVG. 
 
 When Monica Davis was called to see what had been done to the Ogden house, the neighbor on the other end couldn’t even describe it. 
 
 “He was so distraught he couldn’t tell me what it was,” Davis told the Blade. “He said, ‘I’d just rather send you a picture.’ But I knew what it was.” 
 
 Davis had been a real estate agent for 13 years, she told her Facebook viewers after she arrived at the house Saturday morning, as she panned her camera across the yard so the world could see what she saw. “I see this happen all the time,” she said wearily. 
 
 Maybe not quite like this, though. The house at 626 Ogden Ave., a red brick two-bedroom home that Davis had hoped to close on next week, had been spray painted in giant white letters just beneath its front picture windows. 
 
 Left of the porch: “HAIL TRUMP.” 
 
 On the right: “N—–S KEEP OUT.” 
 
 (Warning: The video below depicts the slur above, uncensored.) 
 
 White woman spray-painted “Hail Trump” and a racial slur on her Black neighbor’s home early Saturday, about 2 miles from — and just hours before — Toledo’s annual African-American Parade. 
 
 
 
 This wasn't the first time! pic.twitter.com/BgctNeA6ha — Kim WhyNot (@kimblackproud) July 15, 2018 
 
 “Someone got my sign a little bit too,” Davis said, pointing the camera at her paint-splattered photo planted in the grass. “This stuff is happening every single day, and we can’t ignore this stuff.” 
 
 No one was occupying the house at the time, according to the Blade. The seller was in financial trouble, Davis told her Facebook Live viewers, and had been counting on the sale to go through. 
 
 “I ask you guys to help me make this go viral,” she said. “Help this lady get this off her house.” 
 
 People did that, and much more. 
 
 Less than three miles away, near the river, Toledo’s annual African American Parade had just kicked off. “Minutes after Ms. Davis’s video was online, community members appeared bearing power hoses to help remove the graffiti,” the Blade wrote. 
 
 Among them was a 15-year-old cheer student, Jayla Mitchell, who told the newspaper that “it makes me feel different about the city.” 
 
 At least two city council members also showed up, including Peter Ujvagi, who wrote that he had never been more dismayed — or more proud — as he photographed a dozen people blasting “Hail Trump” and “Keep Out” into invisibility. 
 
 By early afternoon, the Blade wrote, the mayor and police chief had been briefed on the incident, and a detective and officers were dispatched to Ogden Avenue to find the accused vandal. 
 
 As it turned out, this was not very difficult. 
 
 A man identified only as Christopher in the police report told officers that he had recorded his neighbor — 47-year-old Patricia Edelen — as she went about the vandalism that morning with no great subterfuge. 
 
 [‘Rapist!’ she yelled at a Hispanic man. ‘She’s quoting the president,’ he thought.] 
 
 “I can see her going across,” he recalled to WTVG. “I can see her shaking a can of spray paint. And we can see this person spraying, we can hear this person spraying, and walking back across. She made multiple trips.” 
 
 “It appeared that she was trying to paint some kind of gang sign,” on the front door, between the two messages, police wrote in their report. One of the TV stations called the symbol a swastika. 
 
 Christopher told reporters that he’d had “issues” with Edelen in the past, without going into detail. After seeing his video, police went about securing an arrest warrant. 
 
 They had the document in hand shortly before sundown, by which time the crowd had departed the vandalized house, leaving behind no trace of the messages. 
 
 Across the street, officers banged on the doors and windows of Edelen’s house for several minutes, according to the police report. She didn’t reply, but a few neighbors came by to tell police they had seen her cooking inside before they showed up. 
 
 Rather than wait until Sunday, police staked out the block. Edelen eventually stepped out onto her porch, but allegedly fled back inside and locked the screen door when she saw a squad car pull up. 
 
 “In hot pursuit, officers forced entry to the enclosed porch door,” police wrote in their report. 
 
 In footage aired by WTVG, two uniformed officers simply ripped open a light screen door and walked into the house. Edelen emerged in handcuffs and bedroom slippers. One of the officers locked up her house for Edelen after the arrest, according to the report, and left her key with a jail guard. 
 
 While the mayor called the vandalism a “hate crime,” Edelen was booked into jail on misdemeanor charges of criminal mischief and damage, and obstructing a public official. 
 
 But she also was charged with “ethnic intimidation.” 
 
 A police spokesman told The Washington Post that his department, “fortunately,” rarely has cause to use the latter charge. According to the Ohio State Bar Association, it allows misdemeanors to be upgraded to felonies with harsher punishments, providing “the criminal act was motivated by race, color, religion or national origin.” 
 
 Edelen pleaded not guilty to all charge Monday and was held in jail on a $25,000 bond, according to the Blade. It’s unclear whether she has an attorney, and she could not be reached. 
 
 Davis couldn’t be reached either to find out how the home sale is going. But her effort to call out what happened to the house was evidently successful. Her Facebook video had been viewed more than a half-million times by Tuesday. 
 
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– Two Northwestern University freshmen were arrested Saturday for allegedly spray-painting offensive graffiti in the school chapel—including racist and homophobic messages and the word "Trump," NBC Chicago reports. Anthony Morales, 19, and Matthew Kafker, 18, took a tongue-lashing from Judge Peggy Chiampas when they appeared at a bond hearing in Chicago on Saturday in jeans and T-shirts. "These allegations are disgusting to me," she said, per the Chicago Tribune. "I don't know if any of you know how lucky you are to be at Northwestern University." When Morales' mother broke into tears, Chiampas added, "I don't mean to upset you. I mean to upset them." Police, who saw surveillance video of the alleged incident, say Morales and Kafker spray-painted a slur and expletive against blacks, a swastika, an anti-gay term, several penises, and lines over photos of Muslims students. University chaplain Tim Stevens tells the New York Daily News that he discovered the graffiti, which has mostly been removed. "It's disturbing to think that someone who’s been in this space would be venting some sort of rage that way," he says. About the word "Trump," he adds, "I can’t speculate whatever it was inside them that needed to be expressed through that." The teens were charged with hate crime to a place of worship, institutional vandalism, and criminal damage to property, and held in lieu of $50,000 bail.