Senate workplace buildings locked down over studies of energetic shooter

WASHINGTON — Authorities issued a shelter-in-place order and started looking Senate workplace buildings close to the U.S. Capitol Wednesday afternoon amid studies of an energetic shooter.

The U.S. Capitol Police introduced on the X social media platform that the safety response was prompted by a “concerning 911 call” relating to a “possible active shooter.”

However, as of three p.m., the Capitol Police famous that there have been no confirmed studies of weapons or gunshots.