Gathering Opposes Hate Crime After an Incident
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More than 70 civic leaders, legislators, law enforcement officials and residents gathered Thursday to speak out against hate crimes in the wake of a recent firebombing.
On June 1, someone threw a Molotov cocktail at the home of an interracial couple, setting the residence on fire. The house also was used as a day-care center. The victims lost their business and their belongings.
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