‘We Trudge On’: CDC Employees Return to Work With Bullet Holes Still in the Windows

“I was thinking they would have at least enhanced security going into campus,” one CDC employee told NOTUS.

Entrance to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention employees returning to the office more than a week after a gunman shot about 500 bullets at the Atlanta headquarters are finding remnants of a crime scene.

A CDC employee sent NOTUS photographs of windows still pockmarked with bullet holes on Monday afternoon. Handwritten signs taped to chairs warned employees to avoid glass on the carpet.

“I was thinking they would have at least enhanced security going into campus and/or in buildings, but it seems oddly the same as usual,” the CDC employee told NOTUS via text.