Two incidents, one involving a racial slur at a local park posted on Facebook and another involving a swastika on a street sign at the entrance of a middle school that came to TBE’s attention later in the day.
The first involved the discovery of a message scrawled that included an obscenity across a sidewalk at Rockwell Park.
“Very classy Bristol. Found this gem next to my parking spot at Rockwell after coming back from a walk with my dogs,” the person posting to Facebook wrote on Monday morning.
The second was the discovery of the swastika on a sign at the entrance to Northeast Middle School that TBE became aware after further investigation.
TBE will follow up on these developments later today.
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