Susan Collins’ Biddeford office vandalized again before Election Day

Politics · First reported 3 Nov, 12:52 · Updated 17:58

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Red paint and the words “BLOOD on her HANDS” were found outside Sen. Susan Collins’ Biddeford, Maine, office late Monday, in the second reported incident there since September. Police are investigating, and Collins’ challenger, Troy Jackson, condemned the vandalism.

The Biddeford office was targeted late Monday with red paint and the words “BLOOD on her HANDS”; it was the second reported incident at that office since September.
Collins’ chief of staff said staff were undeterred, while challenger Troy Jackson condemned the vandalism.
Biddeford police are investigating; a report says the paint had been washed away by Tuesday morning.

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Key facts

Location: Collins’ office in Biddeford, Maine
Reported timing: Late Monday night before Election Day
Damage and message: Red paint was put outside the office and “BLOOD on her HANDS” was written on the sidewalk
Investigation: Biddeford police are investigating
Prior office incident: The office was also targeted in September