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False Alarm at Naval Base: No Evidence of Active Shooter in Pensacola

Authorities found no active shooter after reports of gunshots at Corry Station, a Navy installation in Pensacola, with no injuries reported.

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Updated: Mar 6th, 2025, 5:06 PM ET

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Escambia County Sheriff's Office confirmed no evidence of an active shooter at Corry Station in Pensacola after multiple gunshot reports. Following an extensive search, all clear was declared as no injuries or shooter were found. Law enforcement's rapid response aimed to ensure safety at the base, which houses several military operations, amid heightened concern due to a previous shooting incident in 2019. Base access was temporarily restricted for safety during the investigation, but it was later reopened for authorized personnel.


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  • Escambia County Sheriff confirmed no active shooter or injuries at NAS Pensacola, indicating reports of gunshots were unfounded.

  • Law enforcement has conducted thorough sweeps of the area for safety, but have found no evidence of a shooting.

  • The response is heightened due to a past shooting incident at the base in 2019, which continues to raise concerns about security.


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