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Arrest made 2 months after vandals damage dozens of Pride flags at Stonewall Monument
Police announced an arrest in a case of vandalism at the Stonewall National Monument in Manhattan’s West Village. Patrick Murphy, 25, of Denver, is facing a hate crime charge for the June 10 incident when about 60 flags were torn down from the fence, broken apart and thrown on the sidewalk. The NYPD released surveillance video allegedly showing Murphy and…
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Pride flags torn down, broken at Manhattan's Stonewall Monument for 3rd time in week
For the third time in just over a week, Pride flags were vandalized outside the Stonewall National Monument in Manhattan’s West Village, police said.
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Pride flag ripped from NYC home, Stonewall flags vandalized
The NYPD hates crimes task force is hot on the trail of suspects in three hateful acts against LGBTQ+ communities. Jessica Cunnington reports.
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More Pride flags vandalized in Queens and Manhattan in acts caught on camera
Hate crime investigators are looking for suspects in two separate incidents in Queens and Manhattan involving stolen or torn down Pride flags — more troubling acts of vandalism during Pride Month.
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Pride flags vandalized in Queens and Manhattan
Gaby Acevedo reports on pride flags being vandalized at the Stonewall National Monument and a home in Queens.
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Trio wanted for snapping Pride flags around Manhattan
Gus Rosendale reporting on the search for the vandals who destroyed pride flags at the Stonewall National Monument.
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Dozens of Pride flags snapped by vandals at Stonewall National Monument in Manhattan
Dozens of Pride flags were snapped into pieces and thrown on the ground in a troubling act of vandalism during Pride Month at the Stonewall National Monument — a memorial that celebrates a key moment in the gay rights movement.
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NYC's Oldest Gay Bar May Soon Get Landmark Status
Julius’ has been a bar since 1864. It was thrust into the forefront of the gay rights movement in 1966 — three years before the Stonewall riots — when activists staged a peaceful “sip in,” announcing they are homosexuals and asking to be served.
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Oldest Gay Bar in NYC Inches Closer to Landmark Status
Julius’, which bills itself as New York City’s oldest gay bar, could soon become a historical landmark. NBC New York’s Rana Novini reports.