Police are in hunt for whoever sprayed graffiti condemning U.S. President Barack Obama on the wall of the U.S. Embassy building in central Seoul.
According to police Sunday, a group of patrolling officers first found the short letters critical of the American President at around 5 a.m., Saturday.
Police said they have yet to confirm the exact time when the act was carried out, though they presume that it was around dawn.
The content of the graffiti is unknown as the police immediately painted over it.
“We are going to catch the perpetrator as soon as possible after analyzing surveillance camera recordings,” a police officer said.
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