In Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Governor Josh Shapiro's official residence was the subject of an arson attack early Sunday morning, shortly after the family celebrated Passover. The attacker, a 38-year-old man, breached the mansion's perimeter and set parts of it ablaze with homemade incendiary devices. Fortunately, Shapiro and his family, including pets, evacuated safely. Firefighters extinguished the fire, which caused significant damage, particularly to the dining room where the Passover dinner took place. The motive behind the attack remains unclear as investigations continue.
Governor Shapiro described the terrifying night, emphasizing the quick response of state troopers, and revealed they managed to evacuate unharmed despite the chaos.
The attack raises significant concerns about security, especially given the method used by the suspect to breach the residence's perimeter and start the fire.
This incident, occurring just after the Shapiro family celebrated Passover, adds a layer of distress, given that the dining room set ablaze was where they gathered.
Police are still investigating the motives behind the arson, while the state has been alerted to the extensive damage incurred during the fire.
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