metro area as best we can.”īut it wasn’t property damage that was worrying. Sitting in her office, Durig said she remains undeterred despite the vandalism: “I’m concerned, but we are going to keep serving the D.C. The center, located on Maryland Avenue, employs only four staff members and provides everything from material for women experiencing difficult or unexpected pregnancies to resources for single parents: “I’m not leaving work angry, it’s just a sad thing that’s happening all over.” By that afternoon, the police had power washed most of the red paint off of the front door, although some had seeped onto the floor inside the building. She told The Dispatch the vandalism came as a shock. A neighbor alerted a past board member, who contacted the center’s director, Janet Durig, who has worked the center for 19 years. Sometime last Friday morning, someone threw a gallon of red paint at the front door of the Capitol Hill Crisis Pregnancy Center, mimicking a bloodstain, and eggs at the windows. (Photo by Joseph Prezioso/AFP via Getty Images)

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