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Police are investigating a shooting incident in Connecticut Monday evening after several bullets struck the home of a state senator, officials said.
Connecticut state Senator Gary Winfield said in a statement that he and his family members are "fine" after a "couple of bullet holes" struck his home.
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"Hey all, thanks for the concern," he wrote on social media. "I didn’t want to try to reach back out to everyone because that’s impossible. We are ok."
![Connecticut state senator Gary Winfield. (Connecticut Senate)](https://a57.foxnews.com/static.foxnews.com/foxnews.com/content/uploads/2022/04/1200/675/winfield-hi.jpg?ve=1&tl=1)
Connecticut state senator Gary Winfield. (Connecticut Senate) (Connecticut Senate)
Winfield, also a retired Navy electrician, said his family members laid low until the shooting stopped. According to his bio, Winfield resides in New Haven.
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"A couple of bullet holes in the house but we are fine. I really appreciate all the concern. The younger kids didn’t really know what was happening so I let them think it was just us playing so we had to get down low. Will keep monitoring them to see. Otherwise, we are fine."
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Police lights. (iStock)
"Thank you, Lord," Winfield said in another post.
The incident is not believed to be a political or targeted attack.
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The shooting comes the day after a Connecticut woman injured seven officers after she rammed their cruisers in her Hummer while attempting to flee detainment.