No Evidence of Shooter Found After Florida Naval Base Lockdown

Authorities responded to reports of gunfire at Corry Station in Pensacola, but no injuries or suspects were identified.

Escambia County Sheriff's Office received a report of gunfire at Corry Station, a sub-installation of Naval Air Station Pensacola, around 10:15 a.m.
Law enforcement and Navy Security Forces conducted a thorough search but found no evidence of a shooter or victims.
The base gates were temporarily closed, with access limited to Defense Department ID holders, while public visitation remained restricted.
The large response was influenced by the base's history, including a 2019 terrorist attack that resulted in three deaths and eight injuries.
Officials emphasized the safety of service members and families, stating that the situation is under investigation and updates will be provided.