Connecticut Lawmakers Targeted by Bomb Threats
Connecticut Lawmakers Targeted by Bomb Threats

Connecticut Lawmakers Targeted by Bomb Threats

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At least five Democratic lawmakers from Connecticut, including Sen. Chris Murphy and Reps. Jim Himes, Joe Courtney, John Larson, and Jahana Hayes, received bomb threats while celebrating Thanksgiving with their families. Law enforcement responded to the threats but found no evidence of explosives at their homes. These incidents appear to be part of a coordinated effort targeting multiple members of Congress, following a similar pattern of threats against President-elect Donald Trump's appointees. The FBI is currently collaborating with local police to investigate these threats, which are increasingly common against public officials. Lawmakers have condemned these acts of political violence, emphasizing the need for peace and civility. The threats highlight concerns over the safety of public figures amidst a rising trend of violent rhetoric and actions against politicians.

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