Navy Yard 'Endless' Shots Fired: Five Wounded, One Dead

UPDATE:  it has just been announced that four marines were killed in the Chatnooga Navy Yard shooting.

An active shooter event in a U.S. Navy Recruiting Center in Chattanooga has left five wounded, one dead and nearby lock downs Thursday morning after he fired “endless shots.” With Jade Helm 15 kick-off being only yesterday, one might justifiable wonder if this incident is only the first of more to follow. As reported Wednesday by Dupré, there is a high probability that mind-control weapons have been deployed along with informational weapons that there is evidence were applied yesterday.

At least one police officer and four military members are wounded after a shooting at a U.S. Navy recruiting building on Amnicola Highway in Chattanooga, Tennessee, according to media reports. The officer is in stable condition, according local reporter Dan Kennedy.

“I don’t know how many shots he fired, but it was a lot,” said witness Gina Mule, a server at a restaurant. She said she saw a man who’d been in a silver convertible Mustang, firing a “high-powered rifle” at the recruiting offices at approximately 10:50 a.m.

A U.S. military officials now report that the gunman fired 25 to 30 rounds at the recruitment facility, he told NBC News.

The shooter has been killed, according to latest reports.

April Grimmett was working at a hair salon near the recruiting center when she looked out a window and saw a man ducking in between cars, she said..

“Shortly after that, we heard the (shots). It was very loud and very fast,” Grimmett said, without saying what happened to the man she’d seen.

“I could not believe how many bullet holes were in that door. It was insane,” she said.

Chattanooga police have confirmed the active shooter situation ended before 1:30 p.m. local time. The situation is being investigated. 

U.S. Department of Homeland Security have activated its strike team. Two helicopters and the FBI are en route to the area, according to local news.

Local reporter Chris Cannon tweeted that Chattanooga State Community College and the Bradley Square Mall in nearby Cleveland are on lockdown.

Authorities are expected to address the media at 2 p.m.

The event comes only two weeks after a Navy Yard possible shooting occurred.

Self-identified Targeted Individual Aaron Alexis was both perpetrator and victim of a Washington DC Navy Yard rampage in 2013, according to a letter he’d written on September 1, 2013, published by Deborah Dupré. Alexis had been in contact with a mind-control group allegedly headed by an operative.