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Saskatoon police investigating possible hate crime at University of Saskatchewan

A University of Saskatchewan meeting faced disruption on Thursday, prompting a police investigation.
The annual General Academic Assembly was targeted during its online Zoom portion.
An unknown user posted racist imagery and hateful rhetoric, described as deeply inappropriate.
The university stated the incident involved "inappropriate images and video" and "hateful rhetoric."
The university shut down the online event and is working with police; there is no IT threat.

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Saskatoon police investigating racism, threats during U of S event as possible hate crime

Saskatoon police are investigating the disruption of a University of Saskatchewan event with "racist and deeply inappropriate" imagery as a possible hate crime.

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Police said inappropriate images and video were displayed and hateful rhetoric was voiced online after "a technical breach" during a meeting on the University of Saskatchewan campus on April 3.

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Saskatoon police investigating online breach as hate crime

SASKATOON - The Saskatoon Police Service Hate Crimes Unit is investigating a hate-related incident that occurred April 3. SPS says it was reported to them that, during a meeting on the University of Saskatchewan campus involving online participants, a technical breach occurred. Unknown suspect(s) online displayed inappropriate images and video while voicing hateful rhetoric over the meeting. Working in conjunction with U of S Protective Services…

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