Looks like they took matters into their own hands.

Via KFOR:

A controversial monument of the Ten Commandments at the state Capitol has been destroyed, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.

The granite monument, which was privately funded stands 6 feet tall and was placed at the Capitol in Nov. 2012

Oklahoma Highway Patrol says around 7 p.m. Thursday troopers responded to an abandoned vehicle which was driven into the statue.

Investigators with OHP have the suspect vehicle in custody and are continuing to investigate evidence surrounding the ordeal.

“We’ll process the scene and suspect vehicle to further the investigation in hopes of locating the responsible party”, stated Patrol spokesperson CPT George Brown.

In September, an Oklahoma County judge threw out a lawsuit that wanted the removal of the Ten Commandments monument at the statehouse steps.

The lawsuit by the ACLU claimed the monument violates the state constitution’s ban against using public property to support church or religion.