'We have a lot of people that are part of the LGBTQ community, and it's hard to see other people's property being destroyed for having different beliefs from someone else's,' said Benson. She says they don't see many possible hate crimes in Kaysville.
Barron praised Trump as the most pro-LGBT Pres idental candidate ever. The move drew support from Chris Barron, the former GOProud leader who has since launched an LGBT for Trump campaign. 'So, this is going to be investigated as a hate crime.'īenson says the note had several Bible scriptures condemning the LGBTQ community, as well as other derogatory terms. A video of the rally shows Trump bouncing around the stage holding the flag with a grin on his face before giving the flag back to the audience member. 'With the note that was left behind, it was very clear that there was some discrimination going on for the LGBTQ community,' said Kaysville officer Lexi Benson.
Pride flag burning turns into possible hate crime Whats new New posts New life-bits New life-bit comments New profile posts Latest activity. It was originally a simple criminal mischief call for responding officers but things quickly changed. You dont have a flag on your church, so whats the problem If they feel they want to do that to let homosexuals know they wont be shunned at their. Thursday to reports of the flag being cut from a homeowner's flagpole and set on fire in the street. Kaysville police were called to a home on the west side of the city around 4:45 a.m. KAYSVILLE - On the second day of Pride Month, police are investigating a possible hate crime after a rainbow pride flag supporting the LGBTQ community was burned and a derogatory note left behind.
