An active shooter situation occurred at Fort Stewart military base in Georgia, leading to a lockdown in the Second Armored Brigade Combat Team area. The lockdown began at 11:04 am, with casualties reported. The base, situated about 40 miles southwest of Savannah, houses thousands of soldiers and their families. Four individuals were transported to the hospital, and law enforcement is aware of a suspect's identity. Georgia's Governor Brian Kemp conveyed condolences and encouraged prayers for the victims and military personnel during this tragic event.
Fort Stewart military base was locked down after an active shooter report. The lockdown was initiated at 11:04 am in the Second Armored Brigade Combat Team area.
The base, located 40 miles southwest of Savannah, is the largest army post east of the Mississippi River and is home to thousands of soldiers.
Casualties have been reported with four individuals taken to the hospital. Law enforcement is aware of a suspect's identity, but this remains unverified.
Governor Brian Kemp expressed sadness over the tragedy at Ft. Stewart and called for prayers for victims, their families, and military personnel.
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