The police officer has died near the US CDC headquarters

A policeman dies due to dead injuries when he responds outside the headquarters of the U.S. disease (CDC) headquarters outside the headquarters of the headquarters, near Emory University.

The Atlanta Police Department said the events happened on Friday, the “only shooter” was now dead.

Constable identified the officer 33-year-old David was killed as David Rose, who had two children on the third, BBC’s US partner has been reported to CBS. He was shot and taken to the hospital, where he died for his injuries.

As the mayor of the Atlanta city said, no civil injury occurred.

The U.S. media mentioned official law enforcement officials, believed that the alleged gun was sick as a result of a coronavirus vaccine.

The media reports also suggested that the father’s father calls the law enforcement was convinced that his son was suicidal.

CDC Director Susan Monarez said the center was “heartbroken” according to the attack.

“A bold authority of local law gave his life, and another was injured, a gun opened at least four CDC buildings,” he wrote in a message of X X.-n.

“Dekalb County Police, CDC Security and Emory University responded immediately and decisive to help our staff and community avoid more damage.”

At the press conference given on Friday, police said it was reported to a report of an active shooter at 16:50 Local Time (21:50 BST) at the road crossroads “immediately” in front of the CDC campus.

Multi-agency officers responded, including federal and state partners, has added police.

The University of Emory was published on social networks at the time: the active shooter of the Emory Atlanta campus at Emory Point CVS. Run, hide, fight. ”

The CDC campus received numerous shooting rounds to buildings.

Police said “a” shooter “was found at the second floor of a CVS pharmacy, but could not be determined whether it was law enforcement or self-inflicted on Friday.

A sheltered place was lifted for an hour and a half after notification of shooting, according to CBS News.

The police department said it is “not a” permanent threat “campus or the surrounding neighborhood.

The media outlets reported that CDC staff asked them to work remotely on Monday.