Many Oklahoma residents are angry after actress Jessica Alba pasted pictures of sharks across Oklahoma City.

Alba, an animal activist, was trying to bring attention to the growing concern of the Great White Shark population.

“It’s just disappointing. We want Oklahoma City to be beautiful and not an eyesore,” said Kristy Yager, spokeswoman for Oklahoma City. “This just causes problems.”

Yager first heard about the shark-infested vandalism Monday morning, as pictures of Jessica Alba’s alleged vandalism surfaced online, along with a shout out from someone who is complicit in this crime.

In the pictures, she’s seen wrapping up utility boxes and proclaiming victory with shark pictures over a United Way poster.

Many people are not only offended by the vandalism on their city, but also a little confused by the actress’ tactics.

“I couldn’t tell what it was,” resident Steve Brinkley said. “It looked like a vandalized poster of sharks.”

“I don’t feel like Jessica Alba raised my awareness any,” said Rachel Klein of United Way.

United Way was one organization caught in the crossfire of this costly caper. It must now shell out about $235 for a new billboard.

“It is an inconvenience for the United Way, especially going into our summer and fall campaigns,” Klein said. “We do want our Live United message out there.”

Messages left for Jessica Alba’s representatives were not returned.

Yager said the city spends about $200,000 a year cleaning up graffiti and vandalism, which is classified as a crime.

A police report on Alba’s vandalism has not been filed.