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America is land of racists and White supremacists under Trump. Minorities are in danger.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...oad-sign-reads-hail-hitler-arizona/561089002/
VICTOR REN | THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC
10:17 a.m. EDT Apr. 28, 2018
An electronic road sign displayed an anti-Semitic message early Friday morning on a highway on the outskirts of Phoenix.
The Pinal County Sheriff’s Office received a call at 2:25 a.m. about an electronic road sign along Hunt Highway that read “Hail Hitler,” an incorrectly spelled reference to the Nazi salute.
The road sign was hacked by an unknown person and the words on the sign were changed, said Navideh Forghani, public information officer for the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office.
Officers tried to turn off the sign, but it required a password and officers could not immediately reach the private company that owned the sign.
Forghani said police reached out to Pinal County’s Public Works department for help and they covered the sign to hide the message from others.
Police will not investigate this incident as a hate crime because there was no victim targeted, Forghani said. The private company that owned the sign would need to file a complaint, she added.
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https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...oad-sign-reads-hail-hitler-arizona/561089002/
VICTOR REN | THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC
10:17 a.m. EDT Apr. 28, 2018
An electronic road sign displayed an anti-Semitic message early Friday morning on a highway on the outskirts of Phoenix.
The Pinal County Sheriff’s Office received a call at 2:25 a.m. about an electronic road sign along Hunt Highway that read “Hail Hitler,” an incorrectly spelled reference to the Nazi salute.
The road sign was hacked by an unknown person and the words on the sign were changed, said Navideh Forghani, public information officer for the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office.
Officers tried to turn off the sign, but it required a password and officers could not immediately reach the private company that owned the sign.
Forghani said police reached out to Pinal County’s Public Works department for help and they covered the sign to hide the message from others.
Police will not investigate this incident as a hate crime because there was no victim targeted, Forghani said. The private company that owned the sign would need to file a complaint, she added.
@Dalit @Hamartia Antidote @SALMAN F @vostok @Gomig-21
