incidents in the month following the may 2022 publication of a leaked draft opinion in the dobbs v. jackson women's health organization u.s. supreme court case, several instances of violence against crisis pregnancy centers were reported by the department of homeland security. the dhs issued a memo following the ruling's official release in june that cited these incidents as the basis for warning of potential violence extending "for weeks" following the overturn of roe v. wade while simultaneously affirming that "freedom of speech and right to peacefully protest are fundamental constitutional rights." on 25 june, several days following the ruling's release, a fire at a longmont, colorado, christian pregnancy center caused "fire and heavy smoke damage" with no injuries. graffiti at the scene read "if abortions aren’t safe, neither are you." the fire has been investigated with fbi assistance as an arson attack. employees of the center accused "pro-abortion" militant organization jane's revenge of starting the fire. additional suspected incidents of arson against crisis pregnancy centers and anti-abortion groups had been reported before the ruling was announced. in may, jane's revenge had claimed responsibility for an arson attack against a madison, wisconsin, "judeo-christian" anti-abortion office. following the madison attack, two firefighters were injured responding to a suspected arson attack at an buffalo, new york-area christian pregnancy center in early june. a few days later, the atf and oregon authorities investigated a fire "suspicious in nature" that damaged a christian pregnancy center in gresham on 10 june. "'thousands' of dollars" of damage to a southfield, michigan, cpc on 16 september was attributed to jane's revenge. catholic news agency reported that there were 82 total instances of abortion-rights-related vandalism, theft, and arson between early may and 22 july 2022. of these, 50 were against pregnancy centers. in january 2023, the fbi announced they were offering a $25,000 reward for providing "information leading to the identification, arrest, and conviction of the suspect(s)" in the attacks, while a cpc operator announced it would hire private investigators.