Shots fired at Indy councilor’s home in targeted, anti-data center attack

Indianapolis City Councilor Ron Gibson's home was targeted in a shooting incident around 12:30 AM. Gibson, along with his son, was inside the home when shots were fired. He reported the incident to police after his son left for school, stating he didn't want to frighten him. A note was left at the scene, explicitly stating "NO DATA CENTERS." The attack is believed to be a direct response to Gibson's recent vote approving a data center project in the Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood, a decision he believes will bring financial opportunities to his district. Gibson expressed forgiveness towards the perpetrator, questioning their humanity given his son's presence during the attack. Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett released a statement condemning the violence, emphasizing that such incidents will not be tolerated and that all available resources are being dedicated to apprehending those responsible. As of the report, no arrests have been made in the case.