Hate Crime Investigation At Tamalpais High School

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The Monterey County Sheriff's Department and the Mill Valley Police Department are cooperating in the investigation of a series of hate crimes against a gay student at Tamalpais High School that started last November. Sheriff's Sgt. Mike Crain reported that the sheriff's department has investigated three incidents against the student since November. The latest incident on Monday, a note written on the student's car, was being investigated by the Mill Valley Police Department, Crain reported.

In November, the 17-year-old student found a note on her vehicle outside her home in the sheriff's jurisdiction that read, "You can run but you can't hide. We know where you live. When we're done with you, you'll burn in hell," Crain reported. Later that month, another note was left on her vehicle that read, "They make it harder but not impossible. We only fight harder. This is your last warning. We are around every corner and it's time."

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