California cathedral vandalized with paint; police investigating as possible hate crime

Solomon Whitaker
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The Cathedral of the Annunciation in Stockton, California, was vandalized on the morning of Nov. 5 with white paint splattered across the church’s signs and front doors, with law enforcement currently investigating if the vandalism constituted a hate crime against the church.

Stockton police described the vandalism as “white paint randomly applied to the front door area, a walkway, and landscaping area as well as a flatbed trailer parked.”

The vandalism is believed to have occurred around 5:45 a.m., according to police. Law enforcement will be investigating if the vandalism was a hate crime. 

There have been no arrests in the case and a suspect has not yet been identified, a police spokesman told CNA on Monday. 

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Solomon Whitaker is a journalist and writer at TDPel Media, covering international news, politics, business, and major developments from around the world. He focuses on delivering clear, informative reports that keep readers updated on significant events and emerging stories.