Dirt bikes, ATVs driven around World War II memorial in Washington, DC: video

People on bicycles and ATVs Second World War Monument At the National Market Center in Washington, DC, over the weekend.

The video posted on X showed at least three people who ride around the open -air memorial late on Saturday night.

Police Park of the United States is aware of the video, according to Fox 5 dc.

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Authorities work to identify people who have been caught in the ATV Video ride in the Memorial -Objection of World War II at the National Market Center in Washington, DC, over the weekend. (@Maalcofibas/x)

“We are currently reviewing security recordings to identify the potential suspects. The National Park Service strongly condemns activities such as those seen in a video that does not respect the ceremony of the National Center Memorial Center,” said Mike Litterst Service of the National Park.

Veteran David Fields told Fox 5 that the works were seen in the video “shameful”.

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“This is as holy as the National Arlington Cemetery. And the people who rode motorcycles there were just a lack of respect,” Fields said.

Laws in DC Forbidden the use of ATVs on public streets and in the area of ​​the National Market Center, but the Metropolitan Police Directorate said that officers would not persecute vehicles for the chase policy.

Washington’s Second World War Memorial, DC, is located at the National Center, which specially prohibits the ATV. (Fox News)

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Earlier this month in the capital of the state, Two metro police officers The ATV rider hit the northeast DC, who fled the driver from the scene.

Fox News Digital addressed the National Park service for comment.