A vandalism incident occurred at the National World War II Memorial, with spray paint used to deface the site. Additionally, the fountains were filled with soap, causing them to overflow with bubbles. The incident took place on Thursday, and police have launched an investigation into the matter.
Further details about the vandalism and the ongoing investigation can be found through KTVU FOX 2 News, the source of this information.
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