A Night of Chaos at Vice President Vance's Home

In the quiet of a Cincinnati night, something unexpected happened. A man, later identified as 26-year-old William Defoor, caused quite a stir at Vice President JD Vance's residence. He's now facing several charges, including criminal damaging, obstructing official business, criminal trespass, and felony vandalism. What exactly did he do? Well, it seems Defoor walked onto Vance's property and damaged four windows in the house and a Secret Service vehicle. He was caught on camera and seen by a Secret Service agent. It's like he wanted to make his presence known.The incident started around midnight. Members of the Secret Service heard a loud noise and found Defoor breaking a window with a hammer, trying to get into the house. It's unclear what his intentions were, but it's safe to say he didn't succeed. The Secret Service and Cincinnati police were quick to respond. They searched the area and found several broken windows. It's a good thing Vance and his family weren't home at the time. They were already back in DC. Later that morning, Vance took to social media to express his gratitude to the Secret Service and the Cincinnati police for their quick response. He also asked the media to be mindful of his family's privacy, especially his kids. It's a reminder that public service comes with its own set of challenges.