Online: | |
Visits: | |
Stories: |
Story Views | |
Now: | |
Last Hour: | |
Last 24 Hours: | |
Total: |
“Don’t be scared of your own shadow,” mom use to tell me when I was a kid. Sheesh…if anybody had an excuse to be scared of his own shadow…it was little ole scrawney me. I was skinny, frail and unarmed.
But recently a whole Air Force Base got scared. Not of a shadow, but of a sound. The sound of bubble wrap.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A lockdown at Kirtland Air Force Base turned out to be triggered by the sound of bubble wrap popping that was mistaken for gunfire.
The military base went into lockdown Wednesday afternoon for about 45 minutes along with some neighboring public schools following reports of gunshots near a building on the west side of the base.
Base Director of Public Affairs Eric Elliott says the popper confessed to creating the commotion when bursting sandwich bag-sized air pockets. He says because of the high tension caused by the San Bernardino shooting that occurred Wednesday the noise caused someone to call 911.
The lockdown was lifted after security forces found no evidence of gunfire. Elliott says the lockdown was good practice of emergency procedures.
Thanks for taking your time to check out this information. Love to hear what YOU think in the comments section below! If you find that you liked this story, don’t forget to hit the “RECOMMEND CONTRIBUTOR” and “RECOMMEND STORY” button at the top of the page so that I can bring you more articles like this.
If you got something out of this, consider sharing it with others.
And before ya go…let’s stay connected:
Subscribe to my YouTube channel
Follow me on FaceBook
Follow me on Twitter
Subscribe to my Website:
Talk about a false flag .
I bet he get life in prison for his terrifying and barbaric act.