A new LGBT flag is flying at a D.C. restaurant nearly a week after someone burned the restaurant's rainbow flag.
The burned flag hung outside Bourbon restaurant on 18th Street in the Adams Morgan neighborhood.
D.C. police believe someone burned the gay pride flag sometime between 4 and 8 a.m. on Sunday -- hours after a gunman shot and killed 49 people at a gay club in Orlando, Florida.
It is not known if the flag burning was motivated by the shooting.
On Friday night, a new flag was presented to Bourbon during a public event in support of the LGBT community.
The owner of Bourbon, James Wood (L), and his friend Jason Keller stand with the new LGBT flag.
Police are investigating the burning as a hate crime.
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There is no surveillance video of the incident, police said.
