Officials: ‘White supremacy’ graffiti found spray-painted in downtown Warwick
Authorities say that the messages were spray-painted on an electrical box on West Street Saturday.
News 12 Staff
•
Jan 19, 2021, 8:34 PM
•
Updated 1,193 days ago
Share:
More Stories
0:32
Video released by CSP shows the moment a Connecticut state trooper is struck by a car on I-95 in Bridgeport
41m ago2:13
‘Ashes and memories—that’s it.’ Brookfield fire victims get up close look at devastation; donation efforts underway
2h ago2:13
MTA outlines new details on congestion pricing, including start date
4h ago1:27
Hot Wheels Monster Trucks will light up Bridgeport this weekend
4h ago0:19
Police: Philadelphia man faces charges for a swatting incident in Norwalk
5h ago1:58
New Haven police preparing for Sunday's pro-Palestinian protest on the Green
5h ago0:32
Video released by CSP shows the moment a Connecticut state trooper is struck by a car on I-95 in Bridgeport
41m ago2:13
‘Ashes and memories—that’s it.’ Brookfield fire victims get up close look at devastation; donation efforts underway
2h ago2:13
MTA outlines new details on congestion pricing, including start date
4h ago1:27
Hot Wheels Monster Trucks will light up Bridgeport this weekend
4h ago0:19
Police: Philadelphia man faces charges for a swatting incident in Norwalk
5h ago1:58
New Haven police preparing for Sunday's pro-Palestinian protest on the Green
5h agoWarwick police are investigating what officials say is "white supremacy" graffiti found downtown over the weekend.
Authorities say that the messages were spray-painted on an electrical box on West Street Saturday.
They are believed to be linked to the neo-fascist and American nationalist group Patriot Front.
News 12 was told that police are now looking at surveillance video to find whoever is responsible.
The graffiti has since been removed.
