A security scare unfolded overnight at JD Vance’s Cincinnati home after an intruder was spotted near the property, prompting a rapid response from the Secret Service and local police. A suspect was detained, but authorities have not confirmed charges or revealed a motive.
A security scare was reported overnight at the Cincinnati residence of US Vice President JD Vance after an intruder was spotted near the property, prompting a swift response from the US Secret Service and local police, according to media reports.
Secret Service agents rushed to Vance’s home in the East Walnut Hills neighbourhood in the early hours of Monday after an officer reported seeing a person running near the residence around 12.15 am. Cincinnati police were alerted immediately, and a suspect was detained shortly afterwards. Authorities have not confirmed whether charges have been filed or disclosed the individual’s identity or motive.
Officials said the Vance family was not at home at the time of the incident and that there is no indication the suspect entered the house. Local media images showed several windows at the residence were smashed, though investigators have not yet clarified how the damage occurred or whether it was directly linked to the detained suspect.
Law enforcement agencies are examining whether the incident was targeted at Vance or his family. Authorities have said there is no ongoing threat to public safety, and the matter remains under investigation.
This is a developing story.
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