Officials said the “hateful” language was removed from the building shortly after it was reported to the police.
DAVIDSON, N.C. — The Davidson Police Department is investigating two acts of vandalism that happened during its annual Juneteenth celebrations last month.
Officials said the “hateful” language was removed from the building shortly after it was reported to the police.
“These atrocious behaviors are not reflective of our town,” the Town of Davidson said in a news release. “Davidson is a community which embraces diversity, equality, and inclusion. The racial epithets are divisive, hurtful, and particularly impact the Black community raising a strong emotional response.”
“The police department is part of the community, and the officers understand the impact this language has on the residents of Davidson, but specifically the Black residents,” Chief Kim Davidson said. “As the police chief, it is my job to ensure you live in a safe and secure community and are respected.”
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