A false active shooter report leaves 1 wounded at the Marine Academy

Annapolis, MD. – The false report of an active shooter at the US Navy has led to one person injured in Maryland’s military college, said officials.

The wounded was injured was a plate On Thursday, he was hospitalized and liter of Liter Lemar, a spokesman of the academy said.

At the beginning of Friday, he said that the closure was closed, and the academy “gave everyone” in Anapolis.

“The investigation is currently underway,” said Lemar.

Naval Support Activity Anapolis’ security and local law enforcement officers answered reports on suspicious activities on Thursday evening, Lemar said. Additional details about how the person is injured.

The police saw a Bancroft Hall, which is houses in more than 1,600 dormitories. It is considered the world’s largest college dormitory according to the school site.

St. Hovhannes College, a student at Colin Campbell, said that he had heard that great alarms passed at the Academy after 5 in the evening, the “active threat” warning of the speakers.

“It was extraordinary loudly, at the same time, several speakers out,” said Campbell, who was walking at the academy at that time.

Lukil Trot, who also participates in St. Hovhannes College and lives on the street on the street, described the alarms and what was followed by a cowardly scary week of weapons violence.

“On 9/11, the week we had, the more shots, the more gunny violence, I feel that right now will be a big change in the climate,” Trot said. “Everything just makes one big pressure boiler.”