Following a gunshot at its main gate at around 12:29 p.m. on Tuesday, the Nellis Air Force Base was reopened on Wednesday, September 24, over nine hours after it had been closed.
A red truck pulled up to the gate, and after a few minutes, there were two gunshots, police arrived, and then there were more bullets. Then the small bird and ambulances passed.
Street witnesses reported that a red pickup pulled up to the gate, two gunshots were heard, police arrived a short while after, and then there were yet more gunfire.
The suspect fired multiple shots at the security guards, who then shot him, according to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. The man was sent to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after sadly surviving.
According to “Mrgunsngear” on X, the main gate at Nellis AFB has reopened after being closed Wednesday morning due to the event that occurred overnight.
Once verified, more details will be given.
This occurs rather more frequently:
At NAS Corpus Christi, a guy opened fire in 2020 as he attempted to rush through the gate.
Three people were killed in 2019 when a Saudi officer undergoing training at NAS Pensacola opened fire.
A man died in 2018 after loading his automobile with propane tanks, starting it, and driving it through the main gate of Travis AFB. No one else was hurt.
Five people were killed in 2015 when a guy opened fire at a recruiting centre.
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