Select Board Chair Kathryn Coughlin confirmed the vehicle was hers but declined to comment further to Boston.com, emphasizing the sensitive nature of the ongoing debate.
Deputy Chief of Police Brian Lauzon confirmed that the incident was reported and said "we are actively conducting an investigation," underscoring the seriousness of vandalism amid the immigration policy discussions.
The proposed policy aims to clarify Natick's role regarding immigration enforcement without taking a definitive stance on federal regulations, as detailed in a town memo.
A memo from the town clarifies, "The Select Board is not taking a particular stance on federal immigration policy or regulations - past, present or in the future."
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