The police car of a slain police officer that was sitting outside headquarters in a sort of tribute has been vandalized by anti-cop thugs.

It’s the patrol car of Orlando Police Lt. Debra Clayton. She was driving it before she was killed trying to catch an accused killer on Jan. 9.

The car was parked outside the police station since her death. Mourners and passers-by have been paying their respects to the fallen officer by laying flowers and wreaths around the vehicle while it was on display.

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But on Friday, police released photos of the car vandalized with a permanent marker, the Orlando Sentinel is reporting.

Pictures show the front of the car marked with rambling scrawled messages such as “Tax Payer,” “Protect & Serve The Public,” “Angela Madison is the best,” “Love you” “Rapest”[sic] and “Kansas.”

The police department tweeted their disgust.

Unbelievably sad someone would vandalize Lt. Debra Clayton's vehicle. pic.twitter.com/2yairat1Rq — Orlando Police (@OrlandoPolice) January 20, 2017

Orlando Police will not move the vehicle, but rather it will remain parked in front of the station at Pine Street and Hughey Avenue next to banners of Clayton’s face and makeshift memorials, according to OPD spokeswoman Wanda Miglio. A bouquet of flowers and wooden angel wings rested on the top of the defaced front end amid the unwanted scribblings.

Police do not know who committed the offense but are investigating, Miglio said.

“We are checking the cameras and looking for a suspect,” Miglio said.

The suspect that Lt. Clayton was chasing, Markeith Loyd, was arrested last Tuesday after a massive manhunt that began after Clayton was gunned down outside a Wal-Mart in northwest Orlando. He had been wanted since the killing of his ex-girlfriend, Sade Dixon, in December, and police said Loyd killed Clayton when she tried to confront him at the store.

Lt. Clayton, 42, was a 17-year veteran of the Orlando Police Department and was posthumously promoted from the rank of master sergeant. She is survived by her husband and son.





