Family Not Intimidated After Being Targeted By Racist Vandalism
DERRY, N.H. (CBS) – Police are investigating a string of racially motivated vandalism incidents targeting a New Hampshire family.
On October 21, Derry Police found a racial slur had been etched into a car in the driveway of a Scobie Pond Road home.
“I don’t understand this thinking, at all. I didn’t know it still existed,” said Jacquelyn Stimson, who lives at the home with her 7-year-old mixed race son.
The incident occurred sometime at night while the family was inside their house.
Three days later, a racist and intimidating message was left on a sign at the bottom of the family’s driveway.
“It’s silly that they don’t have anything better to do with their time other than to pick on someone for the color of their skin,” Stimson said.
DERRY, N.H. (CBS) – Police are investigating a string of racially motivated vandalism incidents targeting a New Hampshire family.
On October 21, Derry Police found a racial slur had been etched into a car in the driveway of a Scobie Pond Road home.
“I don’t understand this thinking, at all. I didn’t know it still existed,” said Jacquelyn Stimson, who lives at the home with her 7-year-old mixed race son.
The incident occurred sometime at night while the family was inside their house.
Three days later, a racist and intimidating message was left on a sign at the bottom of the family’s driveway.
“It’s silly that they don’t have anything better to do with their time other than to pick on someone for the color of their skin,” Stimson said.
