(CNN) -- Though he told authorities that the devil made him do it, Satanists disapproved, after a man allegedly shattered a stone copy of the Ten Commandments last week. The man is accused of running his car on Friday into a controversial 6-foot-tall granite tablet of the Biblical edicts erected near Oklahoma City's Capitol, CNN affiliate KFOR reported. He then left his car standing, along with the monument, which -- as photos showed -- was smashed asunder through the second commandment: "Thou shalt not take the Name of the Lord thy God in vain." He walked into the Federal Building on foot, where he made threats against President Obama and the federal government, KFOR reported, citing U.S. Secret Service agents.
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A man allegedly rams his car into a Ten Commandments monument
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The 6-foot granite copy of the Biblical edicts has drawn criticism from a civil rights group
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The ACLU still wants the monument gone -- but legally; it condemns the apparent vandalism
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The Satanic Temple also condemned the monument's destruction as violation of free speech
Condemnation came quickly from two sources that have railed against the monument -- the @placeholder of Oklahoma and the Satanic Temple.