[Theoria]

Laminated glass[just like windshield]. You can see the spiderwebs. Normal glass would have been collapsed and none left on window. Dude had to hit window enough to create hole, and used hammer to pull back the glass down.

[1FreeAmerican]

Prolly not laminated but tempered. Required for glass below 32”(IIRC) to the floor.

[dsrtsage]

But its trademark MAGA for people to break into homes wearing only underwear…especially if you intend a physical confrontation as the last thing you would want is any kind of bodily protection in a fight

[1_Rain_Drop]

"Laminated glass[just like windshield]. You can see the spiderwebs. Normal glass would have been collapsed and none left on window. Dude had to hit window enough to create hole, and used hammer to pull back the glass down."

Not sure about this, but if tempered glass is broken, it falls straight down. Thus there would be glass on both sides of the door. We haven't seen the interior shot. My guess is if tempered glass is laminated, it has a different fall.

Now, about the broken window. Let's say perp broke the glass, why make the hole so big? Why not just reach in through the hole and unlock the door? I doubt it was dark in that area.

[waredbird]

My theory is that the hole was made by escaping sheep.