The World War II Memorial on the National Mall was vandalized on Thursday. A fountain was overflowing with bubbles.

U.S. Park Police were at the scene and blocked off the area.

The vandalism said 'Clean hands, dirty money' in pink spray paint.

There was a viral arrest of a US Olympian who denied vandalizing a pool.

The vandalism at the World War II Memorial covered parts of it in a white substance.

A spokesperson said the vandalism was 'an utter disgrace' and would not be tolerated.

The U.S. Park Police are investigating and will find the person responsible.

The memorial honors the armed forces and over 400,000 Americans who died in World War II.

There is a plan to change the color of the National Mall's Reflecting Pool.

Vandals poured bubble soap and painted graffiti on the World War II Memorial.

A veteran was looking forward to seeing the memorial but was offended by the vandalism.

The veteran said she was 'irate' and offended because people fought and died for the country.

Fox News Digital reached out to the U.S. Park Police and the National Park Service.

In 2016, the memorial was vandalized by someone protesting a pipeline.

Police responded to the World War II Memorial after the vandalism.

The memorial was closed for a $4 million renovation project and reopened in May.

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Other monuments on the National Mall have been targeted recently.

In June, the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool were vandalized.

Louis Casiano is a reporter for Fox News Digital.