UPDATE
The person taken into custody was a former Netflix employee who allegedly told others he had a gun. The lockdown has been removed.
Apparently suspect was an employee who went threatening messages and has been detained. @netflix #netflix pic.twitter.com/ODyoNLTnRG
— Allison Norlian (@AllisonNorlian) February 15, 2019
We just got the all clear to leave. @netflix #netflix
— Allison Norlian (@AllisonNorlian) February 15, 2019
UPDATE
A journalist has been posting on Twitter, keeping people up-to-date. Although LAPD says the person has been taken into custody, Norlian said they have yet to receive the all clear.
We’re hearing the person police are looking for hasn’t been detained. #netflix @netflix pic.twitter.com/TnsrhTuyHZ
— Allison Norlian (@AllisonNorlian) February 15, 2019
We’re expecting an “all clear” from police soon. ???? #Netflix pic.twitter.com/sa4HgTB0q4
— Allison Norlian (@AllisonNorlian) February 15, 2019
ORIGINAL POST
The Netflix Headquarters and KTLA-TV in Los Angeles, California was placed on lockdown not long ago. The police received word that a person with a "deadly weapon" was on the lot.
Los Angeles Police Department Officer Tony Im said the person was taken into custody, KTLA-TV reported. It remains unclear if the person was actually armed when taken into custody.
It is unclear whether or not the lockdown has been lifted.
Appears @netflix employees are being evacuated from the building across from us. #netflix pic.twitter.com/0PlD8cAfi2
— Allison Norlian (@AllisonNorlian) February 15, 2019
This is a breaking news story. As more information becomes available we will update this post.