Indianapolis councilman says shots fired at home and 'No Data Centers' note left at door
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An Indianapolis councilman reported shots fired at his home and a 'No Data Centers' note left behind.
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This incident suggests potential political violence or intimidation targeting elected officials over local policy issues.
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An Indianapolis councilman reported that 13 shots were fired at his home, with a note reading "No Data Centers" left at his door. This incident targets an Indiana politician, suggesting a direct link between the violence and a specific political issue. The message "No Data Centers" implies the attack may be connected to local opposition or controversy surrounding data center development. This event raises concerns about political intimidation and the safety of elected officials in Indianapolis.
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