A police officer dies after firing near CDC CCAtter Headquarters

A police officer died of injuries sustained during a shooting outside the headquarters of the US Disease Control Center (CDC), located near the Emora University.

Atlanta’s police department said the incident that took place on Friday participated in the “single shooter” that has now died.

Police identified the officer Killed by 33-year-old David Rose who had two children with the third on the way, Reported about the American partner BBC CBS News. He was shot dead and taken to a hospital where he died of injuries.

There were no reports of any civil injuries that arose as a result of the shooting, said the mayor of Atlanta.

The US media, citing an unnamed law enforcement officer, reported that the militant allegedly believed that he had become ill as a result of a vaccine about the Coronavirus.

The media also suggested that the man’s father called law enforcement agencies on the day of firing, believing his son was suicide.

CDC director Susan Monores said the center was “defeated” as a result of the attack.

“A courageous local law enforcement officer gave his life, and another was injured after the militant opened fire at least four CDC buildings,” she wrote on X.

“The Decalb County police, CDC security and the University of Emors reacted immediately and resolutely, helping to prevent further damage to our staff and society.”

In the pressbird on Friday, police said it became known about the report on the active shooter around 16:50 local time (21:50 BST) at the crossroads “immediately” before CDC campus.

Officers from several agencies responded, including federal and state partners, the police added.

The Emora University was located at the time on social networks: “Active shooter at the Atlanta Emory Point Cvs. Run, Hide, Fight”.

The CDC campus got several ammunition in buildings.

Police said the second floor on the second floor on the second floor on the second floor of the CVS -Aptek was a shooter, “but was unable to clarify whether it was from law enforcement agencies.

According to CBS News, the shelter on the spot was removed about one and a half hours after shooting.

Since then, the police department has stated that there is no “permanent threat” for the campus or the surrounding area.

The media reports that CDC staff was asked to work remotely on Monday.