WYANDOTTE, Mich. – The Right to Life of Michigan Wayne County Educational Resource Center was vandalized overnight, the anti-abortion organization said.
The conservative group filed a police report Friday morning.
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The organization is reviewing surveillance video. In recent weeks, the group has received news coverage on its proposed ban of dismemberment abortions and has planned a petition drive.
"Right to Life of Michigan has a policy of non-violence, and that is how the abortion debate should be handled on both sides," the organization said in Facebook post.
The words "hand off" were written in front of the building by the vandals.
Anti-abortion legislation has been introduced around the country. Just this week, Alabama's governor signed into law a controversial abortion bill that could sentence doctors who perform abortions to life in prison.
On Friday, Missouri lawmakers passed a bill to ban abortion after eight weeks. The debate on women's reproductive rights around the country is heating up.
During the night, our Wayne County Educational Resource Center was vandalized. We've been all over the news with our...
Posted by Right to Life of Michigan on Friday, May 17, 2019