Police are appealing for witnesses after “offensive and hateful” graffiti was located at a park in Aurora, Ont.
York Regional Police said on Wednesday at 7 a.m., officers received reports that graffiti had been found in the Fleury Park area.
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“Officers arrived and located five vehicles, along with park benches and signs, that had been vandalized with graffiti that included profanities, offensive drawings and hateful language,” police said in a news release.
Any witnesses or anyone with information or surveillance footage in the area is asked to contact police.
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