One person is dead after a shooting incident at the main gate of the Lockheed Martin plant in White Settlement. Police have expanded their lockdown perimeter after reportedly finding a suspicious device in the suspect's vehicle.
"The preliminary information that we have is that it appeared this man was in distress, some type of distress," White Settlement Police Chief Christopher Cook said. "They did not know why, number one, he was trying to gain access. Even the preliminary identification we have would be that he cannot access this facility."
"The briefcase that was in the backseat has been x-rayed, there were no suspicious devices inside it," Cook said. With federal agencies quickly involved, investigators took even further precautions at other unspecified locations. As for a possible motive and why the man approached the main entrance, those are details investigators must work to uncover.
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