2 Responses to “30 homes in WI are covered with NAZI swastikas. Please, call your congressmen, demand a hearing in Congress, why Eric Holder, AG of US does not launch hate crime investigation?”

1. Analyst
   February 16th, 2015 @ 1:00 pm

   Yeah, it’s obvious that the left wants to destroy (R) land there…

   Hope Walker will still be able to function!

   And the black community is willing to stand up and show their objectivity, too, with the photo of the young black man holding the sign that I hope O got an eyeful of?!

2. Sandy Beach
   February 16th, 2015 @ 1:49 pm

   Hateful Graffiti Condemned
   February 16, 2015

   MPD is seeking tips on those who are responsible

   The MPD is investigating a string of weekend property crimes in the West District that included anti-Semitic and racist graffiti. Detectives are seeking to identify those responsible for 25 separate cases. Some included derogatory language or pictures of genitals being spray painted on vehicles and homes. Car windows and mail boxes were also broken, and some houses were hit with paint balls. Most damage was reported early Saturday morning, west of Gammon Road, east of High Point Road, and north of Mineral Point Road.

   The MPD considers the incidents hateful, abhorrent, disturbing and vile. MPD Officers share in the community’s outrage.

   At this point in the investigation(s), there has not been a definitive link to indicate that the various victims were intentionally targeted on the basis of their race or religion; a key element that is needed in order to invoke the “hate crimes” penalty enhancer under Wisconsin state law. However, as the situation is fluid, should such a nexus be established, the MPD will certainly recommend the District Attorney use the hate crime penalty enhancer as a charging tool should circumstances so dictate.

   Anyone with information on those responsible for the vandalism should contact Madison Area Crime Stoppers at 266-6014

   https://www.cityofmadison.com/news/hateful-graffiti-condemned

   Incident Report for Case #2015-049374
   Damaged Property
   The MPD considers the series of criminal damage to property incidents which occurred on the west side of Madison this past weekend to be disturbing, vile and hateful. The community and the MPD are outraged by this calloused and disrespectful behavior and investigative resources have been deployed since the moment these events first surfaced.

   At this point in the investigation(s), there has not been a definitive link to indicate that the various victims were intentionally targeted on the basis of their race or religion; a key element that is needed in order to invoke the “hate crimes” penalty enhancer under Wisconsin state law. However, as the situation is fluid, should such a nexus be established, the Department will certainly recommend the District Attorney use the penalty enhancer as a charging tool should circumstances so dictate.

   https://www.cityofmadison.com/police/newsroom/incidentreports/incident.cfm?id=17007

   Madison Police Department Twitter
   https://twitter.com/madisonpolice

   local news coverage:

   UPDATE: Madison Police investigating more than 30 cases of graffiti & damage on far west side

   https://www.wkow.com/story/28110684/2015/02/14/graffiti-spree-hits-west-madison-with-derogatory-words-images

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