Capitol Police have issued a shelter-in-place order for the Senate Office Buildings as they investigate a report of a possible active shooter.
Police say officers responded to a "concerning"There are no confirmed reports of gunfire at this time, according to police.
They are continuing to advise anyone in the building to remain inside and follow the direction of officers. In a notice to Senate building staff, police said: Move inside your office or the nearest office.If you are in a public space, find a place to hide or seek cover.Once you are in a safe location, immediately check in with your OEC.If you are in a building outside of the affected area, remain clear of the police activity.
, senior Congressional correspondent for FOX News was also on the Senate side of the Capitol. He tells FOX 5 that police are searching the Dirksen and Hart Buildings and that so far, it appears nothing has been found. Capitol Police are expected to provide an update from Constitution Ave. as the investigation continues.
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