Police Investigating Pro-Trump Graffiti In Stoneham

STONEHAM, MA — Police are investigating a report of vandalism to multiple fences in Stoneham over the weekend. Officers were called to Oak Street around 8 a.m. Saturday and found several pieces of spray painted graffiti, police said.

The graffiti included "Vote Trump 2020!" and "Police Lives Matter!" written across a fence. Similar graffiti was found on another fence on the opposite side of Oak Street, police said.

"We're very disappointed to see this type of vandalism in our community and would like to remind everyone that it will not be tolerated," Police Chief James McIntyre said. "The Stoneham Police Department will be investigating this matter. Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to contact us immediately."

The incidents remain under investigation by the Stoneham Police Department, and officers will watch out for potential vandalism elsewhere in town.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Stoneham Police Department at 781-438-1215.