According to RT News and other foreign media reports, on July 4, local time, a pair of white men and women in Martinez, California, used black paint to smear the slogan "Black People's Lives Are Also Lives" in front of the city court.
In the process, the two continued to argue with passers-by.
In response, the police issued a statement urgently arresting the white man and woman for alleged vandalism. The statement highlighted that the anti-racial discrimination slogans located in front of the court were approved and allowed by the government.
Screenshot of the report
Spray painted slogans
According to the report, the anti-racial discrimination slogan was spray painted at 2 p.m. on Saturday (4th). Soon after it was completed, however, a pair of white men and women in red T-shirts arrived and began to paint and cover them with black paint.
The few people who just participated in the spray painting and did not leave could not see it and came forward to theorize.
One of the white women replied, "If you want to play, go to New York, this kind of thing must not happen in my town." ”
Another white man in charge of filming the video also said, "What 'police violence', 'oppression', 'racial discrimination' are all lies, America is great; this is racism... It is a lie woven by the 'left'. ”
It is worth mentioning that the T-shirts worn by the white men and women are printed with Trump's campaign slogan "Four more years."
The video also showed that when the white woman's previous can of black paint was running out, the white man went to a nearby car to retrieve a new can of paint.
Smear the slogan
Police in the city of Martinez said they had received an alarm that day, but by the time the police officers arrived, the white man and woman had left the scene.
Witnesses provided the police with videos and photographs of the two men's cars, which were wanted on suspicion of vandalism and welcomed more leads from the public.
The city's police chief, Mangit Sapar, issued a statement saying, "Community residents spent a great deal of time putting together slogans only to be scribbled by the two men in abhorrent and senseless ways." The city of Martinez advocates tolerance, and the destruction of the slogan is both divisive and hurtful. ”
The statement also stressed that the organizers of the anti-racial discrimination campaign had been approved and allowed by the Government to paint slogans.
At present, the relevant slogan has been fixed. As the organizer of the anti-racial discrimination campaign in the city of Martinez, justin Gomez, a resident of the city, organized supporters to go to the scene to maintain it and prevent similar vandalism from happening again.
Copyright Notice
This article is the user's exclusive authorization to publish the manuscript of the wind news community, please contact the observer network for reprint.