Santa Rosa police said Monday there have been 'several instances' of city businesses being targeted by hate crimes and hate speech.
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police said Monday there have been "several instances" of city businesses being targeted by hate crimes and hate speech. Most of the businesses were in the downtown area and owned by members or supporters of the LGBTQ+ community. "Unknown people defaced private businesses with stickers promoted hateful rhetoric and used the stickers to cover up support for LGBTQ+ rights, Trans rights, and BLM," the police said, on the department's Facebook page.
"The Santa Rosa Police Department is committed to supporting all members of our community and will not tolerate hate crimes," police said. "No citizen, employee, or business owner should be targeted and harassed for living their authentic lives or supporting their fellow citizens.
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