Don’t tread on my pride crosswalk, Spokane says

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A concerned citizen made a 911 call on a balmy Wednesday evening in Spokane, Washington, at the beginning of June. Youths were committing a hateful act of vandalism, one for which they would shortly be arrested. The company whose product the young people used to commit the act of vandalism even released a statement, saying it “condemn[s] these vile acts in no uncertain terms. … It is disturbing to see the hate taking place in Spokane.”

What, you may ask, were these vagrants doing? Well, they were riding their Lime scooters over a rainbow-colored crosswalk and creating skid marks. 

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