A woman was shot by CIA security after she failed to stop at a gate at the agency's headquarters in Virginia, sources say.

A nonfatal shooting took place outside CIA headquarters in Virginia early Thursday morning, officials said. A CIA spokesperson said law enforcement responded to a “security incident” outside

The incident involved a female driver who failed to stop after approaching the gate, CBS News reported. She was taken to a medical facility with a wound to her upper body. Newsweek has contacted the CIA and Fairfax County Police Department for comment.

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