Posted on 03/11/2022 11:01:00 AM PST by yesthatjallen
A student has confessed to producing racist graffiti found Monday morning in a bathroom at Our lady of Mercy School for Young Women, officials announced Thursday.
School officials say administrators were alerted around 7:45 a.m. of the message written in a bathroom that said “this school is filled with a bunch of [N-word]. Get out or else!”
Officials say the investigation was led by the Brighton Police Department with full cooperation from Mercy faculty and staff and during that investigative process, one of the students confessed to writing the racist message.
Authorities say “for legal reasons and in accordance with Mercy’s confidentiality practices, the student will not be identified.”
A statement from school leaders said:
“Our Lady of Mercy School for Young Women has concluded our thorough investigation into the racist graffiti incident that was brought to our attention early Monday morning. The investigation was led by the Brighton Police Department with full cooperation of Mercy administration and faculty. During the investigative process, one of our students confessed to writing the graffiti in the girls bathroom. For legal reasons, and in accordance with Mercy’s confidentiality practices, the student will not be identified. Mercy has zero tolerance for this kind of behavior; appropriate and maximum disciplinary action has been taken.
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(Excerpt) Read more at rochesterfirst.com ...
Was this language from the school admin written before the investigation?
(white person immediately suspected)
Or after the investigation?
(if the perp has been discovered to be like many/most race hoaxers, it would have been worded abjectly apologetically for “the history of whiteness”)
Database of Hate Crime Hoaxes in the USA (stops at 5/2021)
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