Two Gunfire Incidents Target Kamala Harris' Arizona Campaign Office

Police investigate shootings at Tempe office as political violence concerns rise amid election season.

Tempe police are investigating two shootings at a Democratic campaign office used by Vice President Kamala Harris' team, with incidents occurring on September 16 and September 23.
No one was inside the office during the shootings, which involved BB or pellet guns, but the attacks have raised safety concerns for staff and nearby residents.
The motive for the shootings remains unclear, and police are analyzing evidence and taking additional measures to ensure safety.
The incidents come amid a heightened climate of political violence, including two recent assassination attempts on former President Donald Trump.
Vice President Harris is scheduled to campaign in the Southwestern U.S. this weekend, with stops in Arizona and Nevada.