YOUNTVILLE, CA. - A fire official says no injured people have been treated at a California veterans home where at least three people have been taken hostage.

The home is under lockdown after reports of shots fired, according to a spokesperson at the veteran's home, NBC Bay Area reports.

KTUV reports at least 15-20 shots were fired inside one of the buildings.

The Napa Valley Register reported that a man with an automatic weapon was reported at the Napa Veteran’s Home. Senator Bill Dodd told NBC Bay Area that the shooter may be a veteran with PTSD who was asked to leave a program at the facility.

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https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/california-veterans-home-on-lockdown-after-reports-of-active-shooter

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interesting, seems like another "OPPORTUNITY" for Dems to once again visit prohibiting the elderly from owning firearms.

not possible.  Automatic weapons are not legal in California. 

not possible.  Automatic weapons are not legal in California.

Maybe it was a bumpfire stock. Oh, wait, not possible. Bumpfire stocks are not legal in California.

How many more of these violent incidents will it take before Californians assert their rights to self defense? 

More laws.
More scrutiny of veterans