Florida Homeowner Won't Move after Burglars Paint Swastikas in Her House
By: WPTV
Updated: January 7, 2013
A Port St. Lucie, Florida house was burglarized and vandalized between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. Thursday. The home had a swastika, profanity and hate messages spray-painted inside.
"I really don't know what to think," said Yolanda LaFleur, the homeowner. "I don't know I have any enemies here, because I restrain myself to myself."
LaFleur and her husband are originally from Haiti, but she said she has been living in Port St. Lucie for nine years. Her husband joined her at their home in July 2011.
"I believe this is young kids that want to play, and scare us out," she said. "On the floor, they said (spray-painted) 'Move, n---s. We have our eyes on you.' And on the wall down in the family room, they put, 'F---, dirty n---s.' And then they have swastikas all over, my kids pictures and everything, they sprayed them black. I can't go in my room now, because they turned everything upside down."
Port St. Lucie Police Chief John Bolduc said authorities are canvassing the neighborhood, searching for suspects.
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