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In the weeks that followed, however, crosses were burned on many school board members' yards. One school board member, who was black, was specifically targeted with a gunshot which went through his window. [[Teresa Hunt]], member of the [[Pensacola-Escambia Human Relations Committee]] and the school board's [[Citizens Advisory Committee]], was called by telephone to a special meeting on [[February 21]], which turned out to be a hoax, and when she returned her house had been set ablaze.<ref>"Fire damages woman's home." ''Boca Raton News'', February 23, 1976.</ref> Likewise for a state legislatorState Representative [[R. W. Peaden]]'s house was destroyed by arsonists on [[February 25]]. After all the retaliatory violence both at the school and in the community, the Florida National Guard was called in to patrol the school until the end of the year.