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A bomb threat in Detroit's Corktown neighborhood targeted the residence of Michigan Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist II, he said.

Authorities investigated the threat and gave an all-clear after finding no danger.

Gilchrist linked the incident to a broader pattern of political violence, referencing the recent slaying of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

Michigan Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist II said that a bomb threat that authorities investigated Thursday, Sept. 11 in Detroit's Corktown neighborhood targeted the place where he and his family live.

"The threat has been cleared, and I am grateful to law enforcement for their quick response and for keeping my family and our neighborhood safe," Gilchrist said in a statement.

He noted that the incident comes in the wake of th

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