‘No indication’ of active shooter at Walter Reed, officials say
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Walter Reed Army Medical Center in 2001. Officials say they’ve seen “no indication” of an active shooter after clearing the basement of a building at the facility outside Washington.
BETHESDA, Md. >> Officials say they’ve seen “no indication” of an active shooter after clearing the basement of a building at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center outside Washington.
Naval Support Activity Bethesda tweeted today that an active shooter had been reported in the basement of a building at the Maryland base.
About 40 minutes later, NSAB tweeted that base security had cleared the basement and was in the process of clearing the rest of the building. Security had found “no indication so far of an active shooter.”
1455, UPDATE: Base security has cleared the basement of Bldg. 19, they are in the process of clearing the rest of the building. No indication so far of an active shooter.
— NSABethesda (@nsabethesda) November 27, 2018
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NSAB oversees operational support for its major tenants at the base, including Walter Reed.
In a tweet, U.S. Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger of Maryland said he and about 40 other people were in a conference room at the hospital.
