Crime & Safety
Vandals Paint Anti-Police Message On State Rep's Office: DA
The spray-painted message, visible from Rt. 611, disparages police and references the Black Lives Matter movement, officials said.
PLUMSTEAD TOWNSHIP, PA — Police in Plumstead are investigating vandalism at the local district office of state Rep. Wendy Ullman.
According to information from the Bucks County District Attorney's office, which is supporting the local police in its investigation, the damage includes a profane message spray painted on an exterior wall.
The message, visible from Route 611, appears to disparage police and references the Black Lives Matter movement, the DA said.
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“This is hate speech. Whether it targets the Black Lives Matter Movement, or the police, is immaterial," said District Attorney Matthew Weintraub.
Calling the vandalism "disgraceful" and "criminal,” Weintraub said: “Hopefully, we will catch this vandal, and then we will prosecute the guilty party to the fullest extent of the law.”
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Anyone with information should call the Plumstead Township Police Department at 215-766-8740.
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