UPDATE (10:14pm):
The person who was injured was a midshipman.
Concerns were raised after posts were placed on the Jodel social media platform by a midshipman who had been removed from the Academy. At the time, those posts placed that individual in a different part of the country and not on campus.
The midshipman who was shot by security forces mistook them for the shooter because of misinformation that an active shooter on campus was dressed as a police or security officer.
The midshipman was shot by security personnel after having struck a security officer with a parade rifle. The midshipman was shot in the arm.
WATCH: Midshipman shot during Naval security response to suspicious activity
UPDATE (9:17pm):
One person was injured while Naval Security Forces were clearing a building in response to suspicious activity, according to a U.S. Navy official.
One person has been medevaced with injuries. This person is in stable condition.
There is no active shooter threat.
This story will be updated as more information becomes available.
UPDATE (6:41pm): In a statement, the governor's office says there is "currently no credible threat to the Naval Academy." The full statement can be found below:
In working with local, state and federal law enforcement authorities, there is currently no credible threat to the Naval Academy.
WATCH: Naval Academy on lockdown amid threats made to the campus
ORIGINAL STORY:
Naval Academy in Annapolis is on lockdown due to threats made toward the campus.
Officials say the base is on lockdown out of an abundance of caution.
This is a developing story and will continue to be updated.
