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Gunfire Hits Councilman’s Home Amid Data Center Controversy

4/7/2026

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Gunfire struck the home of Indianapolis city councilman Ron Gibson early Monday, with 13 rounds fired and a note reading "NO DATA CENTERS" found at the scene.
Gibson supported a rezoning measure for a data center despite local protests over environmental concerns.
Gibson condemned the violence, saying public service should not lead to threats against families.
Residents are increasingly opposing data centers due to high energy consumption and environmental impact.

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Gunfire struck the home of Indianapolis city councilman Ron Gibson early Monday, with 13 rounds fired and a note reading "NO DATA CENTERS" found at the scene.
Gibson supported a rezoning measure for a data center despite local protests over environmental concerns.
Gibson condemned the violence, saying public service should not lead to threats against families.
Residents are increasingly opposing data centers due to high energy consumption and environmental impact.