A popular Texas resort was shut down on Friday night after reports of a possible active gunman.
Law enforcement officers swarmed the Great Wolf Lodge in Grapevine after 10 p.m. local time, locking the hotel up as a precaution, Grapevine Police said on Twitter.
“We search every room while families wait in a secure area of the resort,” police tweeted two hours later.
“Our agents are responding to an active threat call at Great Wolf Lodge,” Grapevine Police announced on Twitter at 10pm.
“No injuries have been reported, but we are still on the scene and are searching the area.”
The lodge tweeted to the local CBS station that the police were called after someone “made statements threatening the safety of our guests”; that person was wanted, the tweet said.
“For the safety of our guests, the resort is currently closed and we are monitoring [sic] the leadership of law enforcement. ”
Grapevine is a suburb just north of the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.
The Great Wolf Lodge is an indoor water park and resort, according to its website.
A guest staying at the lodge told KTVT that a text message from the hotel warned customers not to leave their rooms amid reports of a possible active gunman.
Great Wolf Lodge said the police are investigating the site.