Gunshots fired into Kamala Harris’ election campaign office in Arizona, police confirm

Shots were reportedly fired into Kamala Harris’ campaign office in Arizona, as confirmed by the Tempe Police Department. The incident took place after middle of the night at the Democratic National Committee’s campaign office near Southern Avenue and Priest Drive in Tempe. Damage from the gunfire changed into discovered, though no injuries have been reported.

The incident took place most productive some days previous to Harris is scheduled to debate with Arizona as she campaigns for president. “We are ready to confirm that on 9/23/24, what appears to be damage from gunfire at … a DNC Campaign Place of business, changed into discovered,” Tempe police said in a press release to NBC News on Tuesday.

Police are currently investigating the scene, with detectives analyzing evidence to examine the circumstances. In accordance with the incident, additional security measures have been implemented in the realm to make certain the protection of workforce and others working at the office.

Tempe police said that officers responded Monday after calls from workers, and that they observed what looked as if it will be gunshots through the front windows of the office which is shared by workforce members for the Arizona Democratic Celebration, the Harris campaign and Senate and House campaigns to elevate turnout for the party in November.

“No person changed into within the office at some point of the overnight hours, but this raises concerns in regards to the protection of people that work in that building, as well as to those nearby,” Public Information Officer, Sgt. Ryan Cook said in a press release Tuesday.