Either rocks or a BB gun were used to break windows of a commercial building in Fairbanks that is being rented by the Interior Republicans group, as they work to advance Republican candidates this election.
The vandalism occurred over the weekend, said Seth Church, owner of the building. Damage to the three windows directly beneath the offices that had Republicans posters in the windows will cost between $15,000 and $20,000 to replace, he said.
Church, who rented the rooms upstairs to the Republicans, has made a report to police. He said it’s never happened before and he suspects it is a politically motivated attack.
In Anchorage, a home that had Trump signs on it was vandalized with spray paint and the homeowner’s car was painted with a Swastika symbol last week.
