A hate crime investigation is underway after University of California officials say vandals painted racial slurs at the Berkeley home of the UC president.
“It was the front of the house patches in front, and then the back wall,” said O’Neil. “I’m feeling very shocked, especially because I live in this neighborhood I feel comfortable in this neighborhood.”
“The University of California condemns all hate crimes committed against members of our campus communities. We will continue doing everything possible to create a safe and welcoming university community for all.”
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