Kelowna's Cupcasions has taken to social media following vandalism to its storefront.
The bake shop shared a of red spray paint over the windows and door.
Cupcasions alleges the attack was personal, writing, "The graffiti wasn乌鸦传媒檛 just random乌鸦传媒攊t was sprayed directly over our window poster for the upcoming event 'A Walk in Bailey乌鸦传媒檚 Shoes' and carried words meant to attack our family personally."
The poster advertises an event in memory of Bailey McCourt who was attacked and killed in Kelowna.
Her ex-husband James Plover has been charged in connection to her death.
The words painted on the storefront were blurred in the shared photo citing legal reasons.
Cupcasions' storefront has since been cleaned up. The social media post thanked the property management for quick action on the clean up and Trigger's Pressure Washing Services for its assistance.
Black Press has reached out to both Cupcasions and the Kelowna RCMP for more information.
