Obama Center Construction Suspended After Hateful Symbol Found at Project Site – NBC5 (Chicago)

According to a police source, a rope noose was found in the stairwell of the construction site, and police were informed of the incident at approximately 10 a.m.
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Zephyr Window
3 years ago

The noose was attached to a light socket. Pull the “noose” and turn the light on or off. A hate crime symbol for sure.

Pat S.
3 years ago

Work on the Obama Temple is suspended because of a piece of rope? Or was it twine? Or cord? Or wire? Or string? Who knows???

How silly is that? Or are they looking to gin up more donations to counter this bit of ‘hate?’

The whole topic is nonsense. Pregnancy crisis centers are vandalized and … crickets. A so-called noose is seen at the Temple site, and BANG! Hateful symbol!

How transparent can they be?

Mary Ladd
3 years ago

“Video surveillance is being reviewed, but no camera shows exactly where the noose was found, according to a police source.”

Of course there’s no video, who records their fake hate-crime?

Platinum Goose
3 years ago

Any pictures of this noose? Construction site having things there that look like a noose wouldn’t be uncommon. $100,000 reward to find the perpetrator, awful brave of them to put that much money up for a reward. What’s the reward if you help solve a murder????

Mark
3 years ago

Anybody who works with their hands,does gardening,boating,etc… has used what could be described in today’s standards as a noose.

Stewie the Roof Baby
3 years ago

Another racial attack in Lightfoot’s Chicago, in Pritzker’s Illinois, in Biden’s America. Shameful

MM
3 years ago

I find the Obama center itself a hateful symbol.

Giddyap
3 years ago

Where are Jussie Smollett and Bubba Wallace?

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