A Marine Corps spokesperson said the incident was not believed to be an act of terrorism.
A military police officer fired at and eventually detained the driver of a vehicle that gained unauthorized access to a California Marine base.
The civilian driver was arrested and transported to a naval hospital for evaluation after gaining unauthorized access to the Twentynine Palms, California Marine base on Friday and being shot at by a military police officer, according to a report from Military.com.
According to a Marine Corps statement Sunday, the civilian attempted to enter the base around 8:19 p.m. Friday. T
he individual was unarmed, the statement said, and only one Marine MP fired a shot at the vehicle.
