A man in Provincetown was called a homophobic slur and assaulted. Police need information
Provincetown police are investigating a potential hate crime after a man was assaulted and called a homophobic slur.
July 2, 2025
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Provincetown police are investigating a potential hate crime after a man was assaulted and called a homophobic slur.
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