The RCMP say they are investigating a hate-motivated crime after a Pride flag was ripped down at a Nova Scotia school.
The Mounties in Pictou County say that early Saturday someone tore a Pride flag off a pole outside West Pictou Consolidated School in Lyons Brook.
Police say the flagpole was bent during the theft at around 4:50 a.m.
The Mounties released a photo showing a man driving a grey Ford F150 pickup truck with a ladder in the back, not far from where the vandalism was reported.
RCMP say they are looking for a man with facial hair who was at the wheel of the truck.
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Investigators say they believe the crime was motivated by hate, but no other details were released.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 25, 2023.
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