A sign outside Focus on the Family headquarters in Colorado Springs, Colorado, was vandalized with graffiti on Thanksgiving.
. Attempts were made to cover up the graffiti with cardboard boxes and some tarp, but it had fallen off by Friday, leaving some of the writing visible.
Focus on the Family President Jim Daly released a statement on Friday regarding the vandalism and the shooting. “We recognize the community is hurting in the aftermath of the reckless and violent actions of a very disturbed individual,”“This is a time for prayer, grieving and healing, not vandalism and the spreading of hate.”The Colorado Peoples Press tweeted an image of the vandalized sign and a letter from the Front Range Queer Community, who claimed responsibility for the vandalism.
Focus on the family vandalized in response to the club q murders in Colorado Springs “THEIR BLOOD IS ON YOUR HANDS
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