After the Supreme Court overturned Roe vs. Wade, protestors took the streets over the weekend.
Most of them were peaceful, but authorities in Virginia are investigating acts of vandalism after the Supreme Court ruling.
In Lynchburg, police say the Blue Ridge Pregnancy Center was spray-painted, and several windows were broken out on Saturday.
Security footage captured four masked individuals committing the acts, police said in a press release.
Governor Glenn Youngkin responded to the vandalism on Twitter.
"There is no room for this in Virginia, breaking the law is unacceptable," the governor said. "This is not how we find common ground. Virginia State Police stands ready to support local law enforcement as they investigate."
There is no room for this in Virginia, breaking the law is unacceptable. This is not how we find common ground. Virginia State Police stands ready to support local law enforcement as they investigate.https://t.co/BONC83jKgj
— Governor Glenn Youngkin (@GovernorVA) June 26, 2022
In Reston, law enforcement officials investigated after a church was vandalized.
The Associated Press reported that Fairfax County fire crews responded to the St. John Neumann Catholic Sunday morning after receiving reports of smoldering mulch.
NBC News and ABC affiliate WJLA reported that crews believe an accelerant was possibly used.
The AP reported that officials also found graffiti spray-painted on a sign at the church’s entrance.
No arrests have been made.