An investigation into damage at the Comal County Democratic Party's office has concluded. Police determined the incident was not driven by political motivations.
The Comal County Democratic Party's office suffered damage, prompting a police investigation. The outcome of this investigation is available from news outlets.
Further information on the incident and investigation can be found through FOX 7 Austin, for readers seeking more details on the conclusion reached by authorities.
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