She said that the red paint has been cleaned off and operations are up and running as of Friday, and she declined to comment on who the culprits might be and their motivations. She said it is unclear whether the damage occurred in the evening of June 8 or early in the morning June 9.Ī police report was filed, she said, and did not report any other damage done to the clinic. Pam Marchand, CEO and president of the clinic, told CNA on Friday that the damage was discovered on Thursday morning.
Options360, an evangelical pregnancy crisis center in Vancouver, WA, was hit with some red paint last night and had “Jane’s Revenge” written on the front of the building. Monrad said that he thinks the goal of the alleged vandalism was to intimidate the clinic. The graffiti was painted over after police arrived at the scene, and the door is currently being fixed, reported June 9. Monrad said that the clinic’s operations were not impeded by the attack. The spray paint on the clinic said “we will not go back” in two places, the website reported. Monrad said there is no reported history of “anything like this” occurring in the past. Greg Monrad, executive director of the clinic, told Alaska Watchman that he believes the nails were placed there for someone to drive over or step on.
Glass in the clinic’s front door was also reportedly broken.
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A staff member reportedly found nails placed facing upwards in a crack in the clinic parking lot, in addition to the spray-painted graffiti. Pro-life pregnancy centers in both Anchorage, Alaska and Vancouver, Washington were defaced with pro-abortion graffiti last week.Īlaska Watchman, a conservative news website, reported that the Anchorage vandalism occurred June 2 around 1:30 a.m.
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