Guards at CIA headquarters shoot woman in security incident just hours after DC Jewish Museum shooting

WASHINGTON — A female driver was shot at CIA headquarters early Thursday in what the agency called a “security incident” after she refused to follow commands at a checkpoint, according to law enforcement sources and local police.The “non-fatal shooting” occurred before 4 a.m.outside the agency’s main gated entrance in McLean, Va., a Fairfax County Police Department spokesperson confirmed.“FCPD officers are currently in the area providing traffic support while the CIA conducts its investigation,” the rep added.A CIA spokesperson confirmed in a statement: “There was a security incident that law enforcement responded to outside CIA Headquarters.

The main gate is currently closed until further notice.Additional details will be made available as appropriate.”The shooting came just hours after two Israeli Embassy staff members were gunned down outside DC’s Capital Jewish Museum, about 12 miles outside Langley.The Post has reached out to the FBI for comment....