A Chick-Fil-A eatery in Frederick,
Maryland was vandalized with pro-gay messages over the weekend.
The vandalism was reported on Sunday
morning, police told The Frederick News-Post.
Captain Gregory Santangelo told the
paper that vandals glued stickers in support of gay marriage and an
image which combined American and gay pride flags to the restaurant's
windows.
According
to the paper, vandals hit at least two other Chick-Fil-A
restaurants across the county after CEO Dan Cathy conceded that his
company financially supports anti-gay groups and called gay rights
activists “arrogant” for defying God.
Last week, a local Torrance, California
artist
was arrested for painting “Tastes Like Hate” on the side of a
Chick-Fil-A store. Manny Castro acted two days after the fast-food
chain was flooded with customers in support of Cathy's comments in
opposition to gay marriage.