Burnouts on Pride Mural Spark Outrage in Huntington

A red pickup truck deliberately scorched a freshly painted Pride mural and crosswalk in Huntington, leaving tyre marks in a shocking act of vandalism just days after its unveiling. The brazen stunt was caught on camera Wednesday evening, sending shockwaves through the community.

Police Launch Hunt for Pride Mural Wrecker

The Huntington Police Department is on the case, working alongside Huntington Pride to restore the damaged artwork and seek justice. Officers are currently reviewing footage to ID the reckless driver who performed burnouts right over the symbol of LGBTQ+ inclusivity.

Authorities have appealed for witnesses to step forward. If you saw anything, police urge you to come forward and help crack the case.

Officials Condemn Hate Crime

Local leaders have blasted the vandalism as an attack on community values. “This is more than graffiti—it’s a slap in the face to everything we stand for,” said Mayor Steve Williams.

“We will not tolerate hate. We’re determined to find the culprit and hold them accountable,” the mayor vowed.

Community Stands Strong in Support of Pride

Despite the damage, Huntington residents have rallied to show their pride. Huntington Pride expressed gratitude for the quick police response and widespread community backing.

“We are heartened by the overwhelming support from our community,” said a Huntington Pride spokesperson. “Acts of hate won’t drown out the message of love and acceptance our mural represents.”

Investigation Ongoing—Police Call for Information

Police Chief Hank Dial stressed that the hunt for the culprit continues. “Hate has no place in Huntington. We are committed to making sure the person responsible faces the consequences.”

Anyone with information is urged to contact the Huntington Police Department immediately.

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