The San Ysidro Port of Entry experienced significant delays Wednesday after travelers reported disruptions at the border crossing. According to preliminary reports, the problems initially stemmed from outages in the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) processing system.
 

During the early stages of the disruption, motorists shared photos and videos on social media showing long lines and vehicles at a complete standstill, creating uncertainty among those attempting to enter the United States.
 

Moments later, a video began circulating online showing U.S. officers attempting to pull over a driver. In the footage, the motorist appears to refuse to stop and attempts to flee the scene.

During the incident, officers fired gunshots, according to footage shared by social media users.
 

Preliminary accounts indicate that the confrontation with the driver triggered another shutdown of the port of entry, following the earlier delays caused by the reported CBP system issues.
 

The sequence of events points to two separate disruptions during the incident: first, delays related to border processing, followed by the confrontation with the driver, which resulted in gunfire and another interruption to traffic.
 

As of Wednesday, information about the incident remains developing. Border authorities are expected to provide further details regarding the system outages, the circumstances surrounding the confrontation, and operating conditions at the San Ysidro Port of Entry.