Gathering Opposes Hate Crime After an Incident
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
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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