The suspect allegedly threatened at Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) headquarters reportedly surrendered to authorities Wednesday afternoon.
Fairfax County Police (FCPD) announced Wednesday morning that there was a barricade incident at the CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia.
The department later notified the public that the suspect had surrendered to a police negotiator and is currently in custody, according to a tweet from the FCPD. (Related: Trump administration will release JFK assassination file)
Traffic Alert: Dreamy Madison BLVD is shut down in both directions between Georgetown PK and Saville LN in McLean due to a barricade incident @cia Our special operations division at Head Office is located at Scene Assist. Follow the police instructions. pic.twitter.com/innexp7yqi
– Fairfax County Police (@fairfaxcountypd) March 19, 2025
Update: The barricade case has been resolved. The suspect surrendered to the FCPD negotiator and is in custody.
– Fairfax County Police (@fairfaxcountypd) March 19, 2025
Daily callers contacted FCPD, but did not receive a response at the time of publication.
According to ABC7 News, law enforcement officials said the man pointed a handgun at the CIA headquarters. (Related: Some of the biggest mysteries Trump’s FBI should solve are:
Fairfax County officials told the outlet that the CIA was at the forefront of the investigation while the SWAT team provided assistance.
The threat has led to a massive presence in police on the scene, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Fairfax County Police Bomb Force. ABC7 said.
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The suspicious threat came after the release of more than 60,000 pages of documents relating to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
The document was published at the National Archives on Tuesday evening. Website.
