Photos: Eagle Was Hit With Disgusting Hate Filled Graffiti

Eagle Police Seek Community Help in Graffiti Vandalism Investigation

The Eagle Police Department is appealing to the community for assistance following a disturbing incident of graffiti vandalism reported early this morning. Residents in the area of Floating Feather and Highway 55 woke up to find offensive messages spray-painted on fences, prompting a swift response from local law enforcement.

The graffiti, which included inflammatory statements such as "Eagle hates Mexicans" and "Californians Sucks," was discovered overnight. The incident has damaged property and struck a nerve in the tight-knit community of Eagle, where such acts of vandalism are rare.

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The Eagle Police Department has urged anyone with information about the incident to come forward. They can be reached through Facebook messages, via email at acsofeedback@adacounty.id.gov, or by contacting non-emergency dispatch at 208-377-6790.

Eagle, known for its family-friendly atmosphere and strong sense of community, boasts a population where approximately 94.5% identify as White, with Hispanic or Latino residents making up around 5.5%1. Such hateful messages appear shocking, given the city's reputation for inclusivity and community spirit.

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Incidents like these often lead to speculation that young adults or teenagers may be involved. However, police have not confirmed any suspects at this time. Vandalism causes financial damage and undermines the sense of safety and respect within the community.

Residents are urged to follow the Eagle Police Department's social media channels for more information on how to assist or to stay updated on the investigation.