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Police Exhaust Leads In Anti-Gentrification Vandalism Case At Somerville Home

The property was spray painted with a specific message.

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Police are still accepting information on the case but currently have no leads. (Jenna Fisher/Patch)

SOMERVILLE, MA — A home under renovation on Park Street was vandalized with anti-gentrification graffiti, and Somerville police say they have exhausted all investigative leads.

Somerville police confirmed to Patch that the home was tagged with red spray paint bearing an anti-gentrification message. Photos of the vandalism showed red spray-painted messages reading, "F--- THIS. STOP TURNING EVERYTHING GREY," along with the word "GENTRIFIERS" on the exterior of the home.

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"SPD investigated this incident until all leads became exhausted," Somerville police told Patch. "If anyone has any additional information, please contact the Somerville Detective Bureau at 617-625-1600 extension 7220."

The incident drew attention online and renewed discussion over housing affordability and redevelopment in the city. Police have not identified any suspects.

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