Police Rush To Congresswoman’s DC House Responding To Broken Window

U.S. Capitol Police on Thursday morning quickly launched an investigation into Republican New York Rep. Claudia Tenney’s private residence in Washington D.C. after a window in the home was broken.

The motive remains unclear and no one was injured, and Tenney noted law enforcement’s rapid response to the incident, according to a press release from the congresswoman’s office. The reported breakage comes as lawmakers across both sides of the aisle grow more concerned over personal safety, having approved member security increases in September in the wake of the assassination of Turning Point USA (TPUSA) founder Charlie Kirk.

“This incident at my residence in Washington was disturbing and unacceptable. I am grateful that no one was hurt, and I want to thank law enforcement for their rapid response and continued efforts to keep our community safe,” Tenney said in a statement. “Violence, intimidation, and attacks against public officials or their families have no place in our society. I will not be deterred from doing my job on behalf of the people of New York.”

The boosted member security fund provides