Two Maryland congressmen who raised concerns after a false alarm about an active shooter caused an 80-minute lockdown at the Walter Reed National Medical Center campus last month say they are satisfied the U.S. Navy is “taking proactive steps” to prevent similar occurrences in the future. U.S….
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Congressmen say active shooter false alarm at Walter Reed caused by inadvertent alert sent to 4,000 people
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