An investigation is underway after bullets were fired into Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign office in Arizona, marking the second such incident in just two weeks.

No injuries have been reported, but the attack on Harris' Tempe campaign office has sparked heightened security concerns among staff and law enforcement officials, as the Daily Mail reports.

On Monday, staffers at the Democratic Party-coordinated campaign office discovered bullet holes piercing the front windows of the building. According to police, the attack likely took place during the overnight hours, when no one was present inside the office.

Second Shooting in As Many Weeks Shakes Staff

This most recent shooting follows an earlier incident on September 16, when the same office was targeted by a BB or pellet gun. In both cases, the building was unoccupied, and no injuries occurred.

The recurring nature of the attacks, however, has raised alarms for those involved with Harris’ campaign and local law enforcement.

Tempe Police are treating the attack as a property crime for now, as there were no injuries or witnesses. "No one was inside the office during the overnight hours, but this raises concerns about the safety of those who work in that building, as well as those nearby," said Sgt. Ryan Cook, the Public Information Officer for the Tempe Police Department.

Visible Damage Seen on Campaign Office

Local news footage from the scene captured images of the damage, showing two bullet holes through a door and two more through the windows of the office. The Tempe field office serves not only Vice President Harris’ campaign but also staffers working for local Senate and House campaigns.

Given the timing of the attack, which occurred just days before Vice President Harris’ planned campaign stop in Arizona on Friday, the incident has drawn significant attention.

Harris last visited the state on Aug. 9, when she held a rally in Glendale, and her return has been eagerly anticipated. Discussions are ongoing about whether she will include a stop at the southern border during this trip.

Extra Security Measures Implemented

In response to the latest shooting, additional security measures are being put in place to safeguard Democratic campaign workers and nearby residents. Authorities have yet to release information on any potential suspects, and the investigation is ongoing.

The Arizona Democratic Party's coordinated campaign manager, Sean McEnerney, expressed relief that no one was hurt, stating, "We are grateful to Tempe Police for coming quickly to the scene, and are fortunate no one was present or injured."

Officials Stress the Importance of Safety

Despite the unsettling events, local Democratic officials have emphasized that these incidents will not deter the work of campaign staffers.

Democratic Congressman Greg Stanton, who has worked closely with the campaign, praised those involved in Harris’ Arizona efforts, saying, "A debt of gratitude for each and every campaign staff member, volunteer, and canvasser who works out of this critical campaign office. It’s unnerving, but with just 42 days until the end of this election, it won’t stop the important work from getting done."

Tempe Police are expected to continue their investigation, and further updates will be provided as new details emerge.

Conclusion

The second shooting at Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign office in Tempe, Arizona, has raised concerns among staff and law enforcement, though no injuries were reported.

The incident, which involved bullets being fired into the office's windows and doors, follows a similar attack two weeks prior.

As authorities investigate, additional safety measures are being put in place, particularly as Harris prepares for a visit to the state later this week.

Campaign staff and officials remain determined to continue their work despite the attacks, highlighting the resilience of those involved in the critical efforts leading up to the election.