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Seven people were hospitalized after opening a suspicious package containing an unknown white powder at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland. The incident prompted evacuations and an investigation, but initial tests showed no immediate threat, and all individuals have been released from the hospital. The nature of the powder and potential illnesses remain unclear.
A suspicious package at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland led to the evacuation of two buildings and a security cordon, but no ongoing threat was reported, and normal operations resumed.
Multiple people at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland fell ill after opening a suspicious package containing an unknown white powder, leading to evacuations and an investigation, though no immediate threats were found and those affected are in stable condition.
Multiple people at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland fell ill after opening a suspicious package containing an unknown white powder; initial tests showed no immediate hazard, but investigations and assessments of potential political propaganda are ongoing.
The Joint Base Andrews Air Show in Maryland has stopped accepting new visitors due to processing issues, with parking at Northwest Stadium also at capacity, leading to long shuttle wait times and some attendees being turned away.
Joint Base Andrews, home to Air Force One, was on lockdown for two hours after a caller reported an armed individual near the base's housing area. Security forces failed to find the suspect, and the lockdown was lifted in phases. The base remains under investigation, and additional security forces will remain on base as a precautionary measure.
Joint Base Andrews in Maryland was placed on lockdown after an unauthorized individual was seen walking on the base with a rifle. No gunshots had been fired and no injuries were reported. The base has slowly allowed people with children to leave the property and pick up students at schools in the area. The lockdown was lifted by 6 p.m.
Joint Base Andrews is on lockdown as officials investigate an armed person seen near base housing carrying an AR-15 rifle. The base is searching for a white man last seen wearing a purple sweatshirt and black shorts. No shots have been fired, and there are no immediate reports of injuries.
Joint Base Andrews, home to Air Force One, was put on lockdown after reports of an armed person carrying an "assault-style" rifle near the base's housing area. No shots have been fired and there are no immediate reports of injuries. The base has experienced security breaches in the past, including an intruder breaching the base last month and gaining access to part of the base's housing complex.
Joint Base Andrews in Prince George's County is on lockdown due to reports of an active shooter near base housing. An armed individual was spotted carrying an AR-15 style rifle with no orange tip. The suspect is described as a white man wearing a purple sweatshirt and black shorts. People are being asked to stay away from base housing. This is a developing story.