Kentucky Woman Indicted for Damaging World War II Memorial in Washington
A suspect who spray-painted and filled the pool with foam at the historic Washington memorial has been formally indicted by a federal grand jury.
A woman from Kentucky has been indicted by a federal grand jury for intentionally damaging the World War II Memorial on the National Mall in the nation's capital, Washington.
Federal Grand Jury Decision
Melissa Farris, from Elizabethtown, Kentucky, was indicted by a federal grand jury over her actions targeting the historic memorial in the capital.
Details of the Charges
The suspect Farris faces a total of two felony counts, including defacing the veterans' memorial and damaging government property.
She is expected to appear in court next week to enter a plea regarding the charges against her.
Actions Taken Against the Memorial
In the incident, it was determined that spray paint was used to write on the memorial walls and the pool area was filled with foam material.
The suspect's attorney has not yet responded to inquiries from members of the press following the initial court hearing.