New York City police have launched a manhunt for a suspect who defecated on not one, but two Pride flags flown by a local restaurant.
The unidentified individual was on Manhattan’s swanky Upper West Side neighborhood when he stole two of the rainbow flags from a a tapas and wine bar, walked to the restaurant’s outdoor dining shed, took one flag and defecated on
it, according to the. He then “took a second Pride flag and wiped his backside with it,” according to a statement released Saturday by the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force. A restaurant porter who was working at the time told theNew York Post
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