The Biddeford, Maine, office of Sen. Susan Collins was vandalized Monday night for the second time in a month, according to her chief of staff. Police are investigating, and the staff says it is undeterred. Collins is seeking a sixth Senate term.
The Biddeford, Maine, office of Sen. Susan Collins was vandalized Monday night for the second time in a month, according to Collins' chief of staff. The same office was also vandalized in September.
Katie Brown, Collins' chief of staff, said the incident was another in a series and the second attempt at the Biddeford office to intimidate the senator and her staff. Brown said the staff is undeterred and on the job.
The Biddeford Police Department says the matter is currently under investigation. Collins' campaign likewise said Biddeford police are investigating the incident.
Collins told a radio host that her home in Bangor had been targeted with eggs in September. She is seeking her sixth term in the U.S. Senate. Democratic challenger Troy Jackson is trying to flip the seat, and Collins has served in the Senate since 1997.
