Gunman takes hostages after shots dismissed during California veterans home

March 9  – A gunman entered a celebration during a California home for infirm veterans on Friday, dismissed shots and took during slightest 3 hostages, internal media and authorities reported, though there were no reports of injuries as military surrounded a facility.

Police have not done hit with a gunman inside during a Yountville Veterans Home, located in Napa Valley booze nation about 50 miles northeast of San Francisco, though he is believed to have a rifle, California Highway Patrol orator Chris Childs pronounced during a briefing.

The gunman and a CHP emissary exchanged fire, he said, though there were no evident reports of injuries, he said.

A proprietor of a home, identified as Rod Allen by a internal CBS affiliate, pronounced a gunman took hostages after permitting some people during a eventuality to leave. He dismissed dozens of shots, a proprietor said, according to KGO.