The Anti-Defamation League has released data about the number of anti-Semitic incidents reported across Connecticut for 2018. The report found that the number of incidents declined slightly from the previous year, but there were still 39 incidents of anti-Jewish harassment, vandalism and assault reported statewide. The peak high was reported in 2017 at 49 incidents. Danbury, Newtown and Redding all had one anti-Semitic incident reported while Ridgefield had 5. They included things like vandalism involving swastikas and slurs to a man physically assaulted after an assailant perceived the victim to be Jewish. The specific crimes were outlined in the audit, by clicking a location on the map.