GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Reacts to Shooting Outside His House: ‘This Hits Extremely Close to Home’
New York Republican gubernatorial nominee Lee Zeldin is opening up about a shooting outside his home over the weekend. During an appearance on “Fox & Friends” Monday morning, Zeldin revealed his children called 911 on…

New York Republican gubernatorial nominee Lee Zeldin is opening up about a shooting outside his home over the weekend.
During an appearance on “Fox & Friends” Monday morning, Zeldin revealed his children called 911 on Sunday after the shooting.
He explained they were sitting at the kitchen table doing homework when they heard gunshots and proceeded to seek shelter in an upstairs bathroom.
“It really freaked them out,” Zeldin, a sitting Congressman, went on. “This is something where you had two people who got shot who were essentially laying down about 10 feet from where they were doing homework. One of the bullets landed about 30 feet from where the girls were doing homework.”
He added, “This hits extremely close to home. It showed up at our front doorstep yesterday. When we were getting back to the house, we had to go through crime scene tape. We were getting advised where to walk so that we weren’t stepping on blood. This is not something that we were planning to return home to when we left for a Columbus Day parade in the Bronx.”
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He told Fox police did not share any possible motivation for the shooting. However, he said four of his security cameras caught three people who were “on our property.”


