Harris’ stepdaughter whisked away from NYC restaurant by Secret Service after irate man confronted an agent outside

Ella Emhoff, the 25-year-old stepdaughter of Vice President Kamala Harris, was rushed out of a New York City restaurant after a man “caused damage” to Secret Service vehicles parked outside after confronting an agent.

The incident occurred around 12.40 pm Tuesday along Hudson Street and North Moore Street in the Tribeca neighborhood, a NYPD spokesperson told The Independent.

“An individual approached two United StatesSecret Service vehicles parked in lower Manhattan and, without provocation, caused damage to the rear license plate area of both,” Secret Service Spokesperson James Byrne told The Independent in a statement.

Agents detained the man, 45-year-old Harry Heymann, until local authorities arrived and placed him into custody.

Emhoff was inside the resteraunt with a friend and the rushed from the establishment and put in an SUV while the incident happened.

At no point was the model and fashion designer “in danger as a result of this incident,” Byrne added.

Heymann was arrested and charged with one count of obstruction of government administration and one count of criminal mischief, the NYPD spokesperson said.

Heymann allegedly tore a license plate off of one of the Secret Service vehicles and complained to a plainclothes agent stationed outside of the restaurant, accusing law enforcement of taking advantage of the NYPD’s parking passes in the crowded Manhattan street, TMZ first reported.

It’s not immediately clear whether Heymann knew that the vehicle belonged to the Secret Service or whether Emhoff was inside.

Emhoff, the daughter of second gentleman Doug Emhoff and his first wife, recently came to her stepmother’s defense after JD Vance’s past comments calling Harris a “childless cat lady” resurfaced.

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