After Joint Base San Antonio sends ‘active shooter alert,’ police say no threat to public

Joint Base San Antonio in Texas issued an “active shooter alert” following reports of gunshots heard off-base, officials said.

But police soon added an update that there was not an active shooter situation and there was no threat to the public

Security forces and local law enforcement responded to reports of gunshots that went off in the vicinity of Joint Base San Antonio – Lackland Air Force Base, JBSA tweeted.

Police officers were investigating a “shots fired call” off Medina Base Road outside the gate at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio police later tweeted.

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Joint Base San Antonio in Texas issued an “active shooter alert” following reports of gunshots heard off-base, officials said.
(Joint Base San Antonio / Facebook)

Officials said more information would be released later.

This is a developing story; check back for updates.