The Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System in Montgomery is asking the public to avoid Montgomery VA Hospital amid an active threat investigation Wednesday.

The Montgomery Veterans Affairs Hospital temporarily went into lockdown Wednesday and launched an active shooter investigation at the Perry Hill Road facility after being informed of a threat by a former patient, authorities said.

No weapon was found after multiple news reports of an active shooting at the Montgomery VA Hospital and a lockdown of the facility on Wednesday, officials said. Chief of Staff Chip Hill said he has spoken with police leadership and they assured him that no one on site was found with a gun.

A veteran on a suicide prevention line threatened to shoot hospital officials and then himself, police said. No injuries were reported.

The Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System (CAVHCS) is urging the public to avoid the Montgomery VA Hospital on Perry Hill Road due to an active shooter investigation currently underway.

Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System (CAVHCS) officials say a man is in custody and charges are pending following what started as an ‘active shooter investigation’ Wednesday morning at its Perry Hill Road campus.

Tuesday morning the Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System (CAVHCS) is urging the public to avoid the Montgomery VA Hospital on Perry Hill Road stating their was an “active shooter investigation” underway.