Published 1 year ago

Portsmouth teen accused of spray-painting hate symbols, stealing flag

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Loren Faulkner, 17, of Portsmouth, is facing 22 counts of violating the state's civil rights act for what authorities said took place over the span of a year. On Feb. 21, 17 businesses, officials said residences and public spaces around Portsmouth were spraypainted red with symbols of hate. Investigators said he made a video declaring his love for Russia and lit the flag on fire.

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Associated Press News

Vandalism leads to Civil Rights Act complaint against teen

A Portsmouth teenager has been accused of violating New Hampshire’s Civil Rights Act 22 times, including via an antisemitic, homophobic and racist vandalism spree that damaged 18 properties throughout the

1 year ago·United States

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WMUR

Portsmouth teen accused of spray-painting hate symbols, stealing flag

The New Hampshire attorney general's office has filed a civil rights violation against a 17-year-old who officials believe was behind hate-filled vandalism around Portsmouth.

1 year ago

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WHDH

Vandalism leads to Civil Rights Act complaint against teen

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — A Portsmouth teenager was accused Thursday of violating New Hampshire’s Civil Rights Act 22 times, including carrying out an antisemitic, homophobic...

1 year ago·Boston, United States

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NBC Boston

Teen Accused in Series of ‘Hateful' Vandalism Incidents in Portsmouth, NH

A teen has been accused in a series of "hateful" incidents, in Portsmouth, New Hampshire in February, acts that appear to express anti-Semitic, anti-LGBTQ and...

1 year ago·Boston, United States

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New Hampshire Union Leader

Portsmouth teen charged under Civil Rights Act for vandalism spree

The state Attorney General's office has filed a civil rights complaint against a Portsmouth teenager for a February vandalism spree that targeted homes, businesses and houses of worship in that city with graffiti espousing "white supremacy and Nazism."

1 year ago

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WCSH

Portsmouth vandalism leads to Civil Rights Act complaint against teen

“Hateful acts that are motivated by intolerance for our fellow citizens have no place in New Hampshire and will not be tolerated,” the attorney general said.

1 year ago·Portland, United States

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