WASHINGTON — Reports of a suspicious person prompted a lockdown at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling Air Force Base on Sunday afternoon.
The base announced that it had resumed normal operations at around 2:25 p.m., and that an “all clear” was given without incident.
D.C. police said law enforcement has cleared the scene, and that nothing suspicious was found.
All clear given without incident. has resumed normal operations.
— JBABdc (@JBABdc)
A base spokeswoman said the lockdown began at at around 1:30 p.m.  Officials said in a tweet that police on base received reports of a suspicious, potentially armed person in a barracks. No shots were fired. The base is located in Southeast, near the D.C.-Prince George’s County, Maryland border.
JBAB on lockdown after JBAB PD received reports of suspicious, potentially armed individual in a barracks. No shots fired. MPD is on scene. — JBABdc (@JBABdc)
The Associated Press contributed to this report.