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Radford Gay Student’s Car Vandalized, Shop Repairs Free
From WDBJ-TV Roankoke
After a Radford University student finds his car vandalized with gay slurs, Roanoke businesses pitch in to repair the vehicle.
The student, Jordan Addison, found his car vandalized four times this year including someone keying “dye” on the car. Addison was unable to remove the slurs himself with the cheapest quote coming in at $2,500.
Quality Auto Paint and Body’s Richard Henegar Jr. stepped up. And so did ten other local businesses – adding $10,000 worth of extras to the car.
“Once I saw the vandalism that was done to it, I said ‘that’s uncalled for. We’re gonna fix your car.’ That’s the least we can do,” he told Roanoke’s WDBJ-TV.
According to Addison, the car has never looked as great.
Check out the full story here.
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Simply beautiful. Also great for marketing seeing as though that area has a pretty healthy LGBT population. ;^)