$1,000 reward offered after Civil Rights plaque in Denver Heights damaged
A Civil Rights Movement historical plaque in San Antonio's Denver Heights neighborhood was damaged in what a local historian believes was an act of racial vandalism, prompting authorities to offer a $1,000 reward for information.
By John Paul Barajas, Adam B. Higgins·1 hr ago
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A plaque honoring the history of the Civil Rights Movement in San Antonio's Denver Heights neighborhood was damaged, and a local historian and activist said he believes it was an act of racial vandalism.
The historical marker, located near South Pine and Iowa streets, was broken off, leaving its metal support legs behind.
Mario Salas, who helped secure the plaque's installation, said he reported the damage to police on Aug. 1.
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