World War II Memorial in DC vandalized with bubbles, graffiti
Summary
The World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C., was vandalized with bubbles in a fountain and red graffiti saying “Clean hands dirty $.” Authorities are investigating, and groups connected to the memorial condemned the act as disrespectful to veterans and their families.Key Facts
- The vandalism occurred on Thursday at the World War II Memorial on the National Mall.
- Bubbles filled the memorial’s fountain, and red paint was used to write “Clean hands dirty $.”
- The U.S. Park Police are investigating the incident.
- The Interior Department promised to find the person responsible.
- The Friends of the National World War II Memorial stated that national memorials should not be used for vandalism.
- The Veterans of Foreign Wars called the act deeply disrespectful to veterans and families.
- The World War II Memorial is located near the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
- Earlier in the year, President Trump blamed damage to the memorial’s reflecting pool on vandalism but did not present evidence.
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