Shots were fired at the home of Indianapolis city councilor Ron Gibson on Monday, with authorities saying a note was left suggesting the incident was connected to his support of data center development.

Gibson, a Democrat on the Indianapolis city council, had recently expressed support for a 14-acre, $500 million data center project in the Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood. No injuries were reported in the shooting incident.

The councilman described the incident as "deeply unsettling" but did not provide additional details about the nature of the threats or the investigation. Local authorities have not released information about suspects or the contents of the note left at the scene.

The incident comes as data center developments have become contentious issues in communities across the country, with residents often raising concerns about environmental impact, infrastructure strain, and community disruption. The Martindale-Brightwood project represents a significant investment in the Indianapolis area.

The case adds to growing concerns about political violence targeting elected officials at various levels of government. Police have not indicated whether they believe this was an isolated incident or part of a broader pattern of threats against local officials.