West Belfast MLA refuses to be intimidated by graffiti

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Graffiti featuring a crosshair symbol and the name of MLA Gerry Carroll appeared in west Belfast. Carroll condemned the act as "disgraceful" and stated it was intended to intimidate him but would not deter his activism. Carroll attributed the graffiti to a "fringe fascist group" and emphasized that he remains committed to anti-racist and anti-fascist efforts. He reported receiving support from the community since the graffiti was discovered. The Police Service of Northern Ireland is investigating the incident and has urged anyone with information to come forward.


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