Helicopter discovers huge swastika on the bottom of pool in Brazil
While using a police helicopter to assist with a kidnapping investigation last week, Civil Police discovered a large swastika decorating the bottom of a pool in Pomerode, Brazil.
According to authorities, the Nazi symbol has been there for about 13 years and since the symbol is on private property and the owners, who were not identified, are not promoting Nazism, no charges could be filed.
Nonetheless, authorities still took a picture of the emblem, which before it was adopted by the Nazi Party in 1920 and rotated slightly, stood for luck and prosperity.
[CNN]
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