Police are investigating multiple bullet holes that were discovered in the glass windows of the Connecticut State Capitol Building. It comes as lawmakers gear up for the final days of the legislative session. The Connecticut State Police, including its Major Crimes detectives, and Hartford Police were assisting the State Capitol Police in the investigation. The House of Representatives was holding a session on Tuesday. However, because of continuing COVID-19 protocols, the building continues to remain closed to the public. Only lawmakers, staff and media are allowed inside.
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