Central Saanich police investigating after another Pride crosswalk vandalized
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Central Saanich police are investigating after a rainbow crosswalk was reportedly vandalized at a middle school in Brentwood Bay.
Central Saanich police are investigating after a rainbow crosswalk was reportedly vandalized at a middle school in Brentwood Bay.
The Central Saanich Police Service says the vandalism is believed to have occurred either overnight Monday or early Tuesday morning.
The District of Central Saanich says municipal staff removed the graffiti after it was discovered on the crosswalk at Bayside Middle School on Newton Place.
"We are saddened and disappointed that the rainbow crosswalk at Bayside School was vandalized last night," the district said on Twitter.
The police department is asking anyone who witnessed the vandalism, or who has dashcam footage of the incident, to contact Central Saanich police at 250-652-4441.
The vandalism occurred approximately one week after a rainbow crosswalk at a recreation centre in nearby Saanich was similarly vandalized.
Saanich Mayor Dean Murdock released a statement last week in response to the Tuesday night vandalism at the G. R. Pearkes Recreation Centre, saying "we are deeply disappointed and saddened by the wanton act of vandalism to the Pride crosswalk at Pearkes Recreation Centre."
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