Fox News reported that Jonathan Miller, described in its headline as an armed Senate hopeful, was involved in an armed standoff with Cary police on Monday morning near Resurrection Lutheran School. According to the Fox News report on the standoff near a Cary school, the episode drew wide attention after messages Miller posted online circulated.

According to Fox News, Miller posted what the summary calls "cryptic messages" on X during the standoff. The summary does not quote those messages or describe their content, and the headline says the posts went viral without stating how widely they spread.

Fox News's headline describes a police manhunt, while its summary describes an armed standoff with Cary police. The sources available do not reconcile the two descriptions or say whether a search for Miller was under way when the standoff began.

Fox News describes the nearby facility as a grade school in its headline, and its summary names Resurrection Lutheran School. The summary does not say whether students or staff were present, whether the school was closed, or whether the standoff affected school operations.

The Fox News summary does not give the outcome of the standoff, any arrest or charge, or any statement from Cary police or from Miller. It also does not specify which Senate race Miller is seeking or name the state in which the incident took place, although it places the incident in Cary.

No byline appears in the record for this report, and no other outlet's account was available for comparison. The details above come only from the Fox News headline and summary and have not been independently confirmed by The American Centinel.

Sources: Fox News: Armed Senate hopeful triggers police manhunt near grade school as alarming tweets go viral.