Possible Hate Crime Under Investigation in Provincetown
- Provincetown Police Department is investigating a possible hate crime after a man was attacked by three men early Monday on Bradford Street between 1 and 2 a.m.
- Drawing on Provincetown’s long-standing LGBTQ+ legacy, suspects used a homophobic slur during the attack, prompting police to investigate a possible hate crime.
- Specifically, detectives are investigating a black Lexus sedan, urging the public to review security and doorbell cameras on Howland Street between 1 and 2 a.m. for links to the assault.
- Following the attack, victim evaluation confirmed no hospitalization needed, police issued alerts, and community safety measures increased in Provincetown.
- Provincetown police continue their investigation into the possible hate crime, urging the public to share any information as officers remain vigilant and active in their inquiry.
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