Tony Willis

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Leaflets were left on The Family doorstep, and your car was dog-painted with the message "Go Home "

A car owned by A Family with a second family dog was painted with "Go Home " in the midst of a series of "vigilante" attacks.

The Attack on Bigbury-on-Sea, in the County of Devon, was one of a series of similar incidents in the region, police said.

the victim, Tony Willis , who came with His Family from the corona virus travel ban, said he was sick of the target.

Devon and Cornwall Chief Constable Shaun Sawyer said, was the behavior as "unacceptable".

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there have been Warning signs at the Parking lot"in The Past week, we had said home dog painted in The Dirt on the back of the windshield of Our Car , flight leaves, you tell us to do the same and someone haranguing, that I 'Go Home ' from The Street in front of Our House ", semi-retired business man, Mr. Willis.

"This is pure harassment and in a different context, a Hate Crime would be considered. "

The Family bought her house 10 Years ago and came for a birthday, to celebrate and to be in the vicinity of an older relatives.

"Since the lockout, we have decided to Stay Here , because it would be to go back to essential travel," He Said .

"I spend a lot of Time In the County of Devon, I wear a business down here, and My Wife from Devon.

"We Are following all The Rules , we isolate ourselves, and we only go when we need to for provisions.

"We love it down here, and We Are not being run out of town by a couple of Idiots . "

More Than 60% of the properties are holiday or second homes in Bigbury-on-Sea, while the population said particularly the elderly

Mr. Sawyer, the behavior towards the Willis family was "shocking, terrible and unacceptable".

"This is A Family who are probably frightened and concerned, like Everyone Else ," He Said .

"If you are already here, we should welcome them and make them feel part of our community. "

He Said there had been "some terrible cases of Hate Crime ".

"But this is not the time to turn person against person, and for us in The South -West turn against The People in London, or Vice Versa ," Mr Sawyer warned.

Beth Huntley, Bigbury Parish Council chair, said the 63% of properties in The Village in holiday goods or to goods of a second home and locals concerned about the impact of the Corona-Virus in The Village of the elderly population.

"We hope that the community said to be free of The Virus , but each new arrival brings with it a threat to the older community," She Said .

"It would be nice if people who own holiday houses remained in the vicinity of their homes.

"But I think a conciliatory approach is always a good idea. "

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Source of news: bbc.com