"This act of vandalism is beyond offensive, but let it not deter us from the important work that has occurred and that is ongoing in support to members of our Jewish community," she said. "To members of our Jewish community: Our campus community stands with you and is in opposition to every act of bias and discrimination targeting you — all of which fail to undermine who you are and the many positive contributions you make to our community.” Surveillance footage captured the suspects with three other women, who are also being sought as witnesses. Crime Stoppers described one of the vandals as a woman in her 20s who has long, brown hair and wore jeans a dark-colored long sleeve shirt at the time of the crime. The other woman is described as being in her 20s, also with long, brown hair. She wore a green sweater that read “Hawaii” and also had shorts and sandals on.