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Nanaimo RCMP Seeks Help in Vandalism Case

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Nanaimo RCMP seeks assistance in identifying vandals who defaced signs supporting a federal petition for Iranian civilians. The incident occurred between March 18th and 19th, with damage discovered on March 23rd. The petition calls for Canada to recognize mass atrocities in Iran and protect vulnerable individuals. The organizer, a Canadian citizen, is puzzled by the motive, which could be random vandalism, regime supporters, or hate crimes. No new signs will be installed, focusing instead on aiding Iranian citizens without internet or cell service. Dashcam footage or witness accounts are encouraged to help Nanaimo RCMP maintain justice in the community.

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Nanaimo RCMP Seeks Help in Vandalism Case

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The NIMO RCMP needs help tracking down who vandalized two big signs along island highway north. The signs pushed the federal petition from the local Iranian community and got completely spray painted black at departure bay road and all's road. Spots This mess went down sometime between 6 p.m. on March 18th and 6 p.m. on March 19th, but folks only called it in to police on March 23rd. The petition demands Canada label the brutal killings of tens of thousands of civilians in Iran as a straight up mass atrocity and pushed the United. Nations to shield vulnerable people there. The organizer, whose fully Canadian and proud of it, spotted the damage two weeks back and stressed we got to defend those core values we all stand. 4. He scratching his head over the motive. Could be random kids messing around, backers of Iran's regime or straight hate aimed at Iranians. Either way, no plans to put up new signs since their shifting focus to aid folks in Iran cut off from internet and sell service.

Meanwhile, if you drilled by with dash cam footage or saw anything shady those days, hit up in the NIMO RCMP, they're counting on eyes like yours to keep. Just as rolling in this tight knit community from your city, powered by AI, this is Vancouver news today.

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