Shot fired into Obama’s Denver reelection campaign office: police (VIDEO)
A glass repairman cleans broken glass late in the evening after US President Barack Obama’s West Los Angeles campaign office was vandalized on September 22, 2011 in Los Angeles, California.
Colorado police today said an unknown person fired a shot into US President Barack Obama’s downtown Denver reelection campaign office on Friday, shattering the window but not harming anyone, reported the Associated Press.
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Investigations are under way. Police spokeswoman Raquel Lopez today said so far, investigators are "not saying it was politically motivated" but are examining "all motives," according to China's Xinhua.
Lopez said the police are not disclosing everything related to the case, but did confirm it was a single shot and said there were no known threats at the Denver office, reported Reuters.
Police told local press they had identified a vehicle that may be related to the case, according to MSNBC.
The Obama campaign has declined to comment on the incident, which took place Friday afternoon around 3 p.m. at the campaign office on Denver's West Ninth Avenue, said AP. People were inside the office at the time, but no one was hurt.
MSNBC has more, including photos of the office:
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