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Incident Journal: Graffiti found on Emerson College athletic facility

By Ann E. Matica / March 10, 2021
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The Emerson College Police Department provides the Incident Journal to The Beacon every week. Beacon staff edit the Incident Journal for style and clarity but not for content.

Wednesday, March 3

ECPD found painted graffiti on the East and West sides of the Rotch Field House that is part of Emerson College athletic facilities. The unknown suspects were not located.

 

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Ann E. Matica
Ann E. Matica, Deputy News Editor
Ann Matica graduated in 2022. She served as deputy news editor for The Beacon. She has lived in Massachusetts her whole life and transferred to Emerson College in the fall of 2019. She previously worked as a reporter for an online publication for Holyoke Community College called Apex.