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CDC workers still feeling unsafe a year later
A gunman believed vaccines were harmful and targeted the CDC headquarters, killing a police officer and injuring others in an attack that involved over 500 rounds of ammunition. One year later, staff members continue to experience trauma and safety concerns, with many returning to buildings still scarred by the incident. The shooting occurred amid ongoing staffing cuts and political pressures at the CDC, heightening the sense of vulnerability among employees. Despite public condolences from officials, some staff feel that responses have been inadequate and that blame remains directed at federal leadership.
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