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🚨 BREAKING: Luke Air Force Base near Glendale, Arizona reports an active shooter incident on the installation, and orders all personnel to shelter in place. pic.twitter.com/vppyq6fv0y

— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) December 19, 2025

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(posted on December 19, 2025) reports an active shooter incident at Luke Air Force Base (near Glendale, Arizona), stating that personnel were ordered to shelter in place. It includes a screenshot of an official alert from the base.What happened?

• The base went into lockdown around 10:30–10:40 a.m. local time after reports of a potential active shooter.
• Security forces and local law enforcement (including Glendale Police) responded quickly and cleared the area, focusing on buildings like the Luke Block House.
• By approximately 11:21–11:30 a.m., the lockdown was lifted, and an "all clear" was issued.
• Officials confirmed no evidence of shots fired, no active shooter, and no injuries or threat found. It appears to have been a false alarm or unfounded report.

Official statementsSources like FOX 10 Phoenix, AZFamily, ABC15, and KTAR News all report the same outcome: the incident was resolved safely with no actual threat.Public reactions on XReplies to the post (and related discussions) include:

• Concerns about military personnel safety and criticism of policies that limit arming on bases.
• Political commentary blaming Democrats/RINOs or calling for gun control (in opposing directions).
• Frustration over "shelter in place" orders for trained military members.
• Some speculative or inflammatory claims (e.g., about the shooter's identity), but no evidence supports them.

This was a brief scare that ended without incident. Base operations returned to normal shortly after.