Shooting reported at Coronado Mall in Albuquerque, New Mexico

 

In a tense turn of events, Coronado Mall in Albuquerque, New Mexico, faced evacuation following unconfirmed reports of an active shooter. The community was on edge as news spread of a potential threat, prompting swift and decisive action from the Albuquerque Police Department.

Contrary to initial reports, APD clarified that there was no active shooter at Coronado Mall. Officers responded promptly to a report of a shot fired, and subsequent investigations revealed that there was no ongoing threat. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, alleviating concerns about the safety of individuals in the mall.

APD Clears the Air: No Active Shooter, Swift Action Ensures Safety

The incident underscores the importance of quick and efficient responses to potential threats, with law enforcement working diligently to ensure the safety of the public. As the situation unfolded, officers focused on evacuating the mall to safeguard everyone on the premises.

Unconfirmed Reports Trigger Rapid Response

While the false alarm may have caused momentary panic, it serves as a reminder of the need for clear communication during emergency situations. The collaboration between law enforcement and the community remains crucial in navigating such incidents and maintaining public safety.

 

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There is NOT an active shooter at Coronado Mall. APD officers responded quickly to a report of a shot fired. Nobody was injured and there is not an active threat. Officers are working to get individuals out of the mall.

— Albuquerque Police Department (@ABQPOLICE) November 24, 2023

Scary situation at the Coronado mall. Shooting near food court. Made it out safe. pic.twitter.com/ZYhkCVOePN

— Becky Apodaca (@shiwimom) November 24, 2023