Three additional Salisbury University students were arrested, increasing those charged to 15, for their involvement in an alleged hate crime attack on a man at an off-campus apartment, police said.

GLENVIEW, Ill. — Police in Glenview arrested a resident Monday after the department said he committed a hate crime against his former doctor due to their perceived religion.

A Glenview man was charged with hate crime-related charges including harassment through electronic communication and resisting arrest. Glenview police said Randy Silver, 68, of 3830 Chester Dr. was taken into custody at his home at 10:53 a.

Salisbury students from Anne Arundel, Baltimore and Howard counties were among the most recent to face charges related to an alleged hate crime, according to police.

Three more men have been charged in connection with an alleged assault last month of a gay man, Salisbury police announced on Thursday. Sean Antone, 19, of West Friendship; Benjamin Brandenburg, 18, of Glyndon;