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Shooting with casualties reported at Ft. Hood
Published April 02, 2014
FoxNews.com
An "active shooter" incident with casualties at Ft. Hood has left at least
two people injured, officials said.
A senior law enforcement official told Fox News that it is believed one
shooter has been “neutralized,” and authorities believe there may be
another shooter in the vicinity.
At least two people were reported to be taken to a hospital but there was no
immediate report on their injuries.
“There has been a shooting at Fort Hood and injuries are reported,” the
base said in a press release. “Emergency crews are on the scene. No further
details are known at this time.”
A worker at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center, which is located at Ft.
Hood, told Fox News they were treating two patients who were wounded in the
shooting. The worker says doctors have been told to expect more, although it
’s unclear how many more they might be expecting.
“It’s chaos,” a source outside the hospital told FoxNews.com. “I see
lots of ambulances coming in. There are helicopters everywhere.”
The sheriff's office dispatched deputies and troopers from the Texas
Department of Public Safety to the nearby Texas Army base, Bell County
Sheriff's Office Lt. Donnie Adams said.
Fort Hood ordered everyone at the base to "shelter in place." The order was
sent on the base's Twitter feed and posted on its Facebook page.
The 1st Calvary Division, which is based at Fort Hood, sent a Twitter alert
telling people on base to close doors and stay away from windows.
President Obama has been informed of the shooting and will continue to
receive updates, the White House said.
In 2009, U.S. Army Maj. Nidal Hasan, a psychiatrist who had become a radical
Muslim while serving in the military, killed 13 people and injured dozens
more inside the Army base in Killeen, Texas. Hasan, who represented himself
at a military trial after clashing with his appointed attorneys, was
sentenced to death in August.
Fox News’ Martin Finn, Jennifer Griffin, Shayla Bezdrob, Jana Winter and
The Associated Press contributed to this report. |
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