Alina Habba’s office was vandalized on Wednesday evening in an alarming incident that has raised concerns about security at her workplace. The acting U.S. attorney for New Jersey was targeted by an unidentified individual who initially attempted to enter the office carrying a baseball bat. After being denied entry, the individual returned, this time without the weapon, and was permitted inside.
Details of the Incident
Sources report that upon entering Habba’s waiting room, the suspect requested a meeting with her, which was denied. Frustrated, he began to destroy property in the area before fleeing the scene.
Reactions from Officials
Following the chaos, Alina Habba released a statement on social media platform X. She expressed her determination not to be intimidated by such violent actions, stating, “I will not be intimidated by radical lunatics for doing my job.”
Attorney General Pam Bondi also commented on the incident via X, stating, “Thankfully, Alina is ok. Any violence or threats of violence against any federal officer will not be tolerated. Period.”
Background on Alina Habba
- Former personal attorney to President Trump.
- Has served as acting U.S. attorney in New Jersey since March 2023.
- Initially nominated by the president for a Senate-confirmed position, but the nomination was later withdrawn.
Ongoing Investigation
The suspect behind the vandalism remains at large as the investigation continues. Authorities are working to identify and locate the suspect involved in this alarming event.
