Polis Governor Mansion Homes Graffiti Denver Adam Toledo Protests
One of at least two pieces of graffiti that wound up on the CBS4 building. On April 18, Polis's office put out a get-tough statement that included only a brief mention of First Amendment rights. "The Governor condemns any act of vandalism and is saddened that multiple private residences, including the Governor’s mansion, were vandalized," it reads. "The Governor encourages freedom of expression but through lawful means, and hopes that the perpetrators are found by the Denver Police Department and held accountable under the law." The Denver Police Department chose a lower-key approach. Inste...
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