The World War II memorial fountain in Washington, D.C. was vandalized with bubble soap and red graffiti. Cody Sargent, a spokesman for the Interior Department, condemned the act of vandalism, describing it as 'disgusting.'
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World War II memorial fountain vandalized with soap and graffiti
The World War II memorial fountain in Washington, D.C. was vandalized with bubble soap and red graffiti. Interior Department spokesman Cody Sargent condemned the act of vandalism.
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Vandals deface World War II memorial fountain with bubble soap, red graffiti in ‘deranged’ attack on DC landmark
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World War II memorial fountain vandalized with soap and graffiti