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Toronto police has released photos of a suspect being sought following an incident of anti-Black racism that dates back to June.On June 11 at 2:40 p.m., officers were called to Finch West subway station, where they discovered cardboard signs that police say contained derogatory messages aimed at the Black community.In a June 19 letter by聽the TTCs CEO Rick Leary following the incident, he wrote: Four vile, racist signs denouncing the Black Lives Matter movement were left scattered around the station. ARTICLE CONTINUES
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