The co-founder of a Toronto company that prints LGBT-inclusive greeting cards called police after finding homophobic graffiti spray painted on his home's garage door Thursday morning, and said he soon learned he wasn't the only victim of hateful comments. "I was completely freaked out," Daniel Malen, who lives in the area of College and Dufferin streets, told CBC Toronto. After discovering it, Malen immediately sent a message to his husband, who told Malen to call police. Daniel Malen called the police after finding the disturbing graffiti on his garage door. In 2016, he co-founded the Toronto company Mark it Proud, which aims to expand the selection of LGBT-inclusive greeting cards.

Source: CBC News April 14, 2017 09:01 UTC