After another noose-like rope was found at the Windsor, Connecticut plant this week, Amazon said in a statement on Friday that it would close the plant until Monday in order to take other safety measures.

In a series of incidents that the local police called “potential” hate crimes, Amazon temporarily closed a new warehouse construction site in Connecticut, the United States, after the seventh noose was found hanging from the beam.

On Wednesday, another noose-like rope was found in Windsor, about 16 kilometers (10 miles) north of Hartford, which prompted law enforcement officers to conduct an in-depth investigation and was subject to the National Association for the Development of Colored People (NAACP) State Chapter The call is for the suspect or suspects to be brought to justice on Thursday.

Amazon said in a statement that it will close the site until Monday in order to take other security measures.

Amazon said: “We continue to be deeply disturbed by the incidents at the Windsor construction site.” “Hate, racism or discrimination has no place in our society and of course it cannot be tolerated in Amazon’s workplace.”

Windsor police said they are cooperating with the FBI and state police. Offer a reward ten times as a reward for providing information to identify the culprit. The first noose was found at the site last month.

The leaders of the Connecticut National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, along with state and local officials, condemned what they called racism at a press conference held outside the location on Thursday.

“We are here to ensure the safety of people,” said Scot X Esdaile, chairman of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). “We make sure to hear the voice and handle this situation in a professional and appropriate way.”

Carlos Best, an ironworker and foreman at the scene, said that he had heard racist comments there, including those of some workers he fired.

He said at the press conference: “Personally, I have seen a lot of racism in this work here.” “This is not the only construction site where these things happen. It must stop.”