Vandalism occurred at the Comal County Democratic Party headquarters. The incident is being investigated by New Braunfels police.
The damage happened between Thursday afternoon and Friday morning. A vehicle was allegedly involved in the vandalism, driven through the headquarters.
Further details about the incident are available through CBS Austin.
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