Vandals Hit a Chick-fil-A

Two days after hundreds lined up to support and patronize Chick-fil-A in and across the country, authorities report that one of the eateries was hit with graffiti on an exterior wall.

The graffiti was discovered this morning at the Chick-fil-A at 18200 Hawthorne Blvd., said Torrance police Lt. Martin Vukotic.

Someone painted "Tastes like hate" with a picture of a cow next to it on the front exterior wall of the restaurant. There are no known suspects, Vukotic said.

Torrance police will be monitoring all of the Chick-fil-A restaurants in Torrance today, according to Vukotic.

"We have extra patrol for all three of our locations in our city," he said.

There have been no problems reported at the Industry .

Chick-fil-A has been mired in controversy in recent days as a result of comments made by Dan Cathy, the company's Georgia-based owner, who has spoken out against same-sex unions.

A national “kiss-in” is planned today at Chick-fil-A restaurant locations, including those in Los Angeles, according to organizers. It envisions gay rights supporters showing up at the restaurants and kissing a demonstrator of the same sex.

Supporters of the fast-food chain organized a "Chick-fil-A" Appreciation Day on Wednesday, with thousands flocking to the company's restaurants.