Concerns concerning security at the Texas installation were raised on Tuesday after a car that was speeding past the main entry gate at Joint installation San Antonio-Camp Bullis was shot multiple times by Air Force police. Before being captured by the San Antonio Police Department, the unnamed driver led security personnel on a fast chase in the wrong direction of traffic.
Details of the incident: Military.com sources state that the driver entered the installation without authorization for a number of minutes after breaking through the base’s access control system. The suspect then made an erratic attempt to leave via the inbound lane, which prompted Air Force guards to retaliate defensively by firing rounds. Luckily, none of the training zones on the more than 27,000-acre complex were reached by the motorist, and there were no reported injuries from the gunfire.
Arrest and Separate Incident: Following his involvement in a separate incident, the suspect was apprehended by the San Antonio Police Department approximately nine miles from the base, following the events at Camp Bullis. Since the second incident’s nature is yet unknown, it is unclear whether the two incidents were related.
Lockdown at Fort Sam Houston: Joint Base San Antonio’s Fort Sam Houston had its own security issues around the time of the Camp Bullis incident. There were gunshots reported from a neighboring wooded area outside the fence, prompting the closure of another gate and the lockdown of other structures. Whether the two instances are connected is unknown at this time.
Security Steps and Inquiries: According to a Joint Base San Antonio official, as the suspect drove at Air Force Security personnel, they retaliated by firing rounds in self-defense. Fortunately, there were no reports of the subject, Air Force personnel, or property damage. The event is being looked into, and no information has been released about the person’s intentions or motivation.
In conclusion, the incidents at Fort Sam Houston and Joint Base San Antonio—Camp Bullis emphasize how crucial it is to keep strict security protocols at military facilities. The prompt action taken by Air Force Security forces demonstrates their dedication to protecting people and property. Authorities will probably rectify any potential weaknesses as investigations progress and take action to stop similar occurrences from happening again, safeguarding the safety and security of the military community.
Attack a military base by himself?
Stupid, looking for suicide by soldier or just a MAGA Moron paranoid about the “deep state”?