The Brief
- Families in Bethesda are expressing concern after graffiti referencing the 2012 Sandy Hook shooting was found at Bradley Hills Elementary.
- Officials say the graffiti was found on a fence near a tennis court on campus and included inflammatory language.
- Montgomery County Police confirmed they are investigating the incident. No suspects have been identified.
BETHESDA, MD. – Families in Bethesda are expressing concern after disturbing graffiti referencing a major mass shooting was discovered on school property at Bradley Hills Elementary School, prompting an active police investigation.
Officials say the graffiti was found on a fence near a tennis court on campus and included inflammatory language referencing the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. School officials say the message was quickly documented and removed by facilities crews after being reported.
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