A council member in Indianapolis who voted for a $500 million data center project in a historic neighborhood was shot at days later, with a note opposing the project left at his home. Ron Gibson and his 8-year-old son were awakened around 1 a.m. on April 6 when 13 bullets hit his front door, but neither was physically harmed. Despite the attack, Gibson publicly reaffirmed his support for the Metrobloks development, which was approved by the Metropolitan Development Commission on a 6-2 vote—but still requires City-County Council approval. Community groups opposed to the project immediately condemned the violence and denied involvement, while police launched a federal investigation into the targeted shooting.