NOOSE LOCKS DOWN GRAND SENORA AS NATURE EXHIBIT CLOSES WITHOUT EXPLANATION; GUNSHOTS REPORTED
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Residents have been told to stay indoors. Nobody from the Humane Senora Nature Exhibit is answering the phone .
Beginning shortly before dawn this morning, units from the National Office of Security Enforcement (NOOSE) established a hard perimeter around the exhibit and the adjacent stretch of Grand Senora state park.
Multiple residents and at least one motorist stopped at the checkpoint reported hearing gunshots from the direction of the exhibit in the pre-dawn hours — described variously as "a few pops," "a lot of pops,"
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