Suspect Surrenders After CIA Standoff, No Injuries

A suspect experiencing a mental health crisis surrendered to Fairfax County police after a five-hour standoff at the CIA headquarters in McLean, Virginia. The incident began Wednesday morning when the armed man, reportedly with a handgun, was spotted outside the building, prompting a significant police and federal response, including the FBI and a bomb squad. Roads were closed during the standoff, but no shots were fired, and no injuries were reported. The police successfully negotiated the suspect's surrender, and he is now in custody. Authorities, including the CIA, are leading an investigation, although the motive behind the incident remains unclear. The standoff occurred shortly after the release of JFK assassination documents, but no direct connection has been established.