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Woman charged with hate crime, defacing multiple properties in Rogers Park
Police say she was identified as the offender who defaced multiple businesses, an apartment building, and park property within an hour.
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Police say she was identified as the offender who defaced multiple businesses, an apartment building, and park property within an hour.
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