Aftermath of a hoax hate crime

Aftermath of a hoax hate crime

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The alleged hoax hate crime at the BerMax Caffe & Bistro can have countless effects on the community. Mike Albanese spoke to someone who monitors hoaxes, to learn about a few.

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