Gunshot Fired at Family Home of GOP Congressional Candidate, Barely Misses His Kids
A mid-October shooting incident sent a bullet into a house where the children of Republican congressional candidate Pat Harrigan of North Carolina were staying at the time. Harrigan is in a contested race against…

A mid-October shooting incident sent a bullet into a house where the children of Republican congressional candidate Pat Harrigan of North Carolina were staying at the time.
Harrigan is in a contested race against Democratic state Sen. Jeff Jackson to represent North Carolina’s 14th Congressional District.
On Oct. 18, one shot was fired through the window of a house in Hickory that belongs to Harrigan’s parents, Brandon Craft, Harrigan’s campaign manager, said, according to the Carolina Journal.
Craft said that Harrigan’s children, who often sleep at the home, were inside the residence at the time of the shooting.
Harrigan referred to the incident in a recent tweet, saying in part, “A bullet & death threats aren’t enough to knock this Green Beret off that mission,” the tweet said in part.
The bullet struck a window in the home’s laundry room, according to the Charlotte Observer


