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A section of the wall surrounding the Executive Mansion was spray-painted with graffiti overnight.
Gov. Beverly Perdue's security detail discovered the vandalism along Jones Street at about 8 a.m., and a prison inmate crew spent much of the morning cleaning and covering it up.
By the time a WRAL News photographer was able to get a shot of the graffiti, it was difficult to decipher what, if any, message it conveyed.
No arrests have been made.
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