A man has been arrested Video Was shared online St GeorgeEssex is being painted at homes and a woman is being scattered racially.
The clip appears to show Two men painting White crosses red on walls In the flats above a parade of shops on Whitmore Way, BasildanEssex.
One third Person painting films And can be seen looking at a young girl.
In one stage VideoRacist misuse can be heard when a woman, who is wearing a headscarf, passes with some children.
Basildan Council leader Gavin Kailaghan welcomed the patriotism of England flags in the entire Boro, but warned against criminal damage and said: “Casteism There is no place in Basildon. ,
On Saturday 23 August, the Essex police arrested a 33 -year -old man on suspicion of an increased public order crime and a conspiracy to cause criminal damage.
As the investigation continued, he was questioned on bail and released.
Chief Inspector Paul Hogben said: “Despite anyone’s ideas or ideas, the cause of damage by applying paint to people’s properties is clearly a criminal offense.
“In addition to that simple fact, some language directed to a member of the public in this incident was derogatory.
“I am confident that most people in Essex share that this language has no place in our county.
“We received many reports regarding this case and it is only true that we took action on them.
“We always work to ensure safety and safety of all in Essex.
“This type of behavior does nothing to carry on any argument or makes any legitimate point beyond the damage, alarm and fear to the innocent people and create innocent people.”
The police is assessing the video, but appealed to anyone with further information who can help them, or any concern to contact the authorities.
Clar Kailaghan admitted that Basildon is one of many places across the country which is to be covered St GeorgeFlags in recent times.
In a statement he said: “I think it is fantastic to see our flag flying proudly. It shows pride that so many people feel in our country and our community.
“I have been clear with the Basildon Council officials that we will not take off any flag.
“The majority is fixed for street lamps, which are the responsibility of the Essex County Council, and it will have to decide for them whether they stay up or not. Personally, I hope they do so.
“But I also want to be clear: there is a big difference between blowing a flag and barbarity. Painting on people’s shops or council buildings is not patriotic, it is a criminal damage.
“This is not a way to show love for your country. You are not respecting England by vandalism of Basildon … Casteism There is no place in Basildon. ,