Indianapolis council member Ron Gibson says more than a dozen bullets were fired at his home

An Indianapolis council member says more than a dozen bullets were fired at his house yesterday morning. Ron Gibson says he and his 8-year-old son were not hurt in the shooting, but they were awakened by the sound of gunfire. And you can see right there the bullet holes in the front door.Gibson says a handwritten note reading no data centers was left on his doorstep. He recently voted in favor of constructing a half billion dollar data center in his district. He says the incident will not deter him and he p ...