Authorities are seeking the public’s help in identifying three people suspected of vandalizing a fence at a Scripps Ranch home, painting homophobic slurs over a Pride flag mural. The vandalism, which was captured on a security camera, occurred just after 3 a.m. on Feb. 14, officials with San Diego County Crime Stoppers said in a release.

San Diego law enforcement was asking for the public's help Thursday finding three suspects in connection with a hate crime and vandalism in Scripps Ranch earlier this month.

Authorities are asking for the public's help in locating multiple suspects connected to a recent hate crime and vandalism in the Scripps Ranch neighborhood.

San Diego Police Seek Public’s Help Identifying Suspects Wanted for Theft, Vandalism, and a Hate Crime in Scripps Ranch Area

Police said a yard sign that read, "Hate Has No Home Here" in front of the fence was taken and moved down the street, but a neighbor later recovered it.

San Diego police are looking for three people who are suspected of a hate crime for vandalizing an LGBTQ-flag-themed fence at a home in Scripps Ranch on Valentine’s Day — and they’re asking for the public’s help.