Abigail Dueck recently woke up to an unpleasant surprise.
The Parksville residentB次元官网网址檚 partner went to take out their dog the morning of Aug. 21, only to realize DueckB次元官网网址檚 car was spray-painted with a swastika symbol.
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She suspects the vandalism is related to a progress pride flag bumper sticker, which used to sit on the vehicleB次元官网网址檚 back bumper. Dueck said she removed the sticker after the incident.
Sgt. Shane Worth confirmed Oceanside RCMP received the report of mischief. No suspects have been identified.
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Dueck was able to remove the spray paint with nail polish remover, although the symbol can still be faintly seen.
The car was parked in a dimly lit area without security cameras, so Dueck does not expect any suspects will be caught.
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