Vandals have daubed graffiti across the constituency office of a North Wales Tory MP after he voted to stop Owen Paterson from being suspended.
The words 'corrupt scum' have been spray-painted in red across the windows outside the building on Princes Drive, Colwyn Bay, where Clwyd West MP David Jones is based.
It comes after Prime Minister Boris Johnson whipped his MPs to support an amendment not to suspend North Shropshire Tory, Owen Paterson, after he was found guilty of paid lobbying by a standards watchdog.
Mr Jones, from Rhos on Sea, who has represented Clwyd West since 2005, voted in favour of putting aside Paterson's suspension and reviewing the standards system.
The plans provoked an immediate outcry and were immediately plunged into chaos when Labour, the SNP and Liberal Democrats vowed to boycott a proposed committee the Tories wanted to set-up.
Downing Street performed a humiliating U-turn on Thursday, less than 24 hours later and Mr Paterson, who lost his wife to suicide, resigned.
The graffiti on his office in Colwyn Bay saw 'corrupt scum' painted in red over the weekend
MP David Jones' constituency office was targeted by vandals who struck in the past two days
MP Mr Jones voted to put aside Owen Paterson's suspension and review standard system
Ever since the Government has been facing accusations of acting corruptly.
The graffiti attack on Mr Jones' offices also damaged a grief counselling charity, Cruse Bereavement, which is next door.
Mr Jones declined to comment.
Boris Johnson's (left) abortive bid to save ally Owen Paterson (right) from lobbying punishment will come under fresh fire in the Commons this afternoon
Sir Lindsay Hoyle is expected to lay down a marker about his determination to protect the integrity of parliament later
