CIA headquarters swarmed by cops and SWAT after JFK files release

A man allegedly fired shots into the air outside CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia, prompting a massive police response on Wednesday morning. Police and SWAT teams shut down roads leading to the campus due to the threat. Witnesses described a significant presence of officers and military vehicles at the scene.

The CIA confirmed there were "threats" but provided no further details. This incident coincided with President Trump's release of classified JFK assassination documents, aimed at addressing long-standing conspiracy theories about the CIA's involvement in JFK's death. Some historians argue there's no justification for keeping such documents classified after 59 years.