BANGOR, Maine — A message left in chalk exterior Sen. Susan Collins’ residence urged her to help the Democratic effort to codify Roe v. Wade, the landmark choice that established a constitutional proper to an abortion nationwide.
Bangor police responded to the Republican senator’s residence in Bangor Saturday night after a neighbor seen the message on the sidewalk exterior. A police spokesperson mentioned no crime was dedicated as a result of the message was not threatening. A public works crew washed it away.
The message mentioned “Mainers Need WHPA” in reference to the Ladies’s Well being Safety Act. It additionally mentioned, “Clear up your mess.”
Extra messages have been printed in chalk exterior the house on Tuesday, however police weren’t requested to reply, the Bangor Each day Information reported.
Collins has come below fireplace for voting to substantiate Supreme Court docket justices Brett Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch, who have been a part of the bulk in a leaked draft opinion that implies the courtroom might be poised to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Collins, who mentioned the draft ruling was “utterly inconsistent” with what Gorsuch and Kavanaugh advised her in conferences, thanked police and public works for responding to the weekend incident.
She doesn’t help the Ladies’s Well being Safety Act. She helps a separate effort to codify the Roe v. Wade ruling that she and Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski are selling.
Collins has been suggested by Capitol Police to inform the native police division when there's exercise directed at her round her residence as a result of the senator periodically receives “threatening letters and cellphone calls,” her workplace mentioned in a press release.
A letter that claimed to include ricin led to a full biohazard response by first responders at her residence in 2018.
A girl was sentenced to 30 months in jail for mailing a white powder to Collins and claiming it was anthrax in a separate incident. That letter was intercepted earlier than it reached her residence.
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