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A suspect has been arrested after another vandalism incident targeting Washington's Capitol campus, renewing concerns about security at one of the state's most important public buildings. The incident comes less than a year after a separate intruder broke into the Capitol and caused nearly $1 million in damage. That attack damaged the historic State Reception Room, destroyed irreplaceable artifacts, burned American flags and drapes, and damaged a historic 1928 chenille rug. The latest case is raising new questions about Capitol security, public safety, taxpayer-funded repairs, and efforts to protect Washington's historic government buildings. #WashingtonState #CapitolBuilding #Olympia #Crime #Vandalism #PublicSafety #WashingtonPolitics #Security #BreakingNews #LawEnforcement #Government #Taxpayer #WashingtonNews #CapitolCampus #TheCenterSquare