Molotov cocktails thrown at Democratic Texas state senator's office

March 20, 2012: Texas Sen. Wendy Davis's office was hit with two Molotov cocktails, fire officials said. (myFOXdfw.com)

FORT WORTH, Texas – Police and fire authorities in Forth Worth are investigating an arson attack on a Texas state senator's legislative offices, myFOXDFW reported.

Officials say two Molotov cocktails were thrown into State Sen. Wendy Davis’ Forth Worth office Tuesday afternoon.

Sen. Davis was not in her office at the time, but two of her staff members were. No one was injured.

Davis, a Democrat who joined the Senate in 2009, spoke out about the attack in a Tuesday night press conference.

"It's unfortunate when things like this happen in the public arena," she said. "It reminds us of how important it is for us to remain very civil in our discourse and to work not to foment this kind of anger in our community as we discuss things that are challenges that we all face and care about."

Her office says they don't know if the attacks were politically motivated.

"Politics is always very heated and so we don't know that this has anything to do with politics. We'll know more when police and fire identify a suspect," said Anthony Spangler, Davis' communications director.

Officials say witnesses said they saw someone ignite a fire then flee the scene, but they did not release any other details on the investigation.

For updates on the incident see myFOXdfw