In the aftermath of a tragic shooting at the CDC headquarters in Atlanta, federal health workers are calling on Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to take responsibility for the misinformation regarding COVID-19 vaccines that they claim contributed to the violence. Following the attack, which resulted in the death of a DeKalb officer, many employees expressed fear and frustration, revealing that some still feel unsafe returning to work. CDC Director highlighted the dangers of misinformation, drawing parallels between the incident and the January 6 Capitol riot. The shooter, who was reportedly angry about COVID vaccines, fired hundreds of rounds into the building, leaving many employees traumatized and demanding increased security measures. In the community, there are rising concerns over the implications of anti-vaccine rhetoric as health officials urge unified efforts to confront misinformation and support the integrity of public health.