Fort Bragg officials have issued a warning about former Army Lt. Col. Anna Heres, saying Thursday that she is armed, dangerous and has possible homicidal intentions.
The warning was directed towards staff on the military installation, particularly those working at the Womack Army medical center and also Warrior Transition Battalion employees, The News & Observer reports.
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The flier stated that 50-year-old Heres was “recently separated from the military against her will and expressed homicidal intentions as an active shooter.”
There is a reason for the threat to be credible, according to the flier, as Heres is “familiar with weapons.”
Although Heres is banned from the base, she “may seek entry through deceptive means and has done so in the past year.”
Officials clarified that the warning they sent is not relevant to the general public, since Heres is only a threat to several individuals on base and not the base as a whole.
Heres is a black female about 5 feet, 4 inches and weighs 120 pounds.
It’s unclear why she was separated from the military.
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