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  Anti-gay slurs spray painted in Van Nuys home during burglary

  VAN NUYS, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- An anti-gay hate crime in Van Nuys has sparked an investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department on Tuesday.

  Authorities said a burglary was reported in the 7400 block of Vista Del Monte Avenue at about 7 p.m.

  Suspects ransacked the residence and spray painted anti-gay slurs throughout the house, according to LAPD. They also dumped gallons of paint and bleach throughout the house.

  "We found that there was anti-gay graffiti that had been spray painted inside the residence," Sgt. Jerald Case with the LAPD confirmed to Eyewitness News.

  Case said the victims were not home during the crime.

  Neighbors say the owners have only lived in the home about a year and had just finished remodeling the entire house.

  Authorities stated there was significant damage to the home and some items were also stolen.

  "Anything that's a sensitive world like this we take it very seriously," Case said.

  Detectives were looking to see if there was any surveillance video in the area that could help them distinguish the suspects.

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  Florida church responds to anti-gay vandalism with love

  A vandal’s seek to deface a church sign with anti-gay graffiti backfired when the congregation responded with a message of love.

  Employees of the Allendale United Methodist Church in St. Petersburg, Florida, arrived on Monday to detect someone had spray-painted the words “gay pastor” in big, black letters on the church’s roadside sign.

  “Of course we were disappointed that someone chose to do that, but we saw this as an opportunity to turn what was intended to be hateful words into something beautiful,” the Rev. Andy Oliver, the church’s pastor, told NBC News. “We decided to leave the spray paint up, because we wanted to surround it with love.”

  Instead of quickly removing the graffiti, Oliver and his congregation surrounded it with colorful hearts and the phrase “Love Always Wins!”

  “So often the harm that happens to LGBT people happens in hidden ways, so we wanted to preserve this up to show love always wins,” Oliver explained, adding that the church will exit the message up for a week or two.

  This is the second moment in two months the Allendale Joined Methodist Church has been vandalized. In July, someone threw a br
  
  

  Anti-gay messages spray painted in Lancaster

  LANCASTER, Calif.

  Five anti-gay messages were spray painted in red on different areas around a strip mall at the intersection of 10th Street West and Avenue J-4. A security guard at the shopping complex spotted the vandalism Sunday morning and notified authorities.

  Among other profanity-laced messages, some said "Gays Go 2 Hell" and "Kill All Gays Now."

  "These were anti-homosexual messages advocating killing and violence against homosexuals spray painted on walls of three distinct businesses," said Sgt. Paul Pfrehm of the /*Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department*/.

  Investigators said it appears to be a random act of hostility and is not connected to the businesses in anyway.

  Detectives said they believe it happened between 10:30 p.m. Saturday and 5 a.m. Sunday. They were reviewing security video from several locations to see if the suspects were caught on camera.

  "This is a felony," Pfrehm said. "It's an attempt to intimidate people or harass people. The sheriff's department has a strong stand on this. If we can locate the individuals involved they will be prosecuted for a felony."

  Nearby residents said it is