US Vice President JD Vance’s house attacked in Ohio, 1 person in custody
US Vice President JD Vance House Attack News: According to a report, the Vance family was not at home when the incident occurred and the authorities do not believe that anyone entered the premises.
JD Vance House Attack: Vice President JD Vance speaks to reporters before boarding Air Force Two at Joint Base Andrews. (AP/ Pool)
JD Vance House Attack News: An investigation has been launched by the law enforcement authorities in Ohio after local reports suggested that an incident has occurred at the residence of US Vice President JD Vance. One person has reportedly been taken into custody.
Cincinnati police and Secret Service agents responded to JD Vance's home last night
According to a CNN report, the Vance family was not at home when the incident occurred and the authorities do not believe that anyone entered the premises of vice president’s house in Ohio, a federal law enforcement official said.
Photos, circulating on social media and local media outlets, show broken window panes of Vance’s residence in Ohio, however, it remains unclear what exactly happened at the residence.
According to the law enforcement official, authorities are investigating whether the individual who has been taken into custody was trying to target Vance or his family, CNN reported.
The incident took place on January 5 and according to a Fox 19 report quoting a Cincinnati police dispatcher, the US Secret Service called for police around 12:15am after the intel service saw someone “running eastbound”.
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JD Vance House Attack: Vice President JD Vance speaks to reporters before boarding Air Force Two at Joint Base Andrews. (AP/ Pool) 
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