The Orlando police opened an investigation after a person allegedly jumped from the Hyatt Regency hotel into the hotel 's "atrium". Orlando International Airport Saturday morning.

Airport spokeswoman Carolyn Fennell said in an email that travelers using doors 70 through 129 needed to be re-examined for security by the post-incident security, which disrupted the usual functions of the airport.

Fennell said that the man had jumped off the ground near a checkpoint serving the doors concerned.

In one series of tweets shared on Twitter on Saturday, the Orlando Police Department gave other information about the investigation, describing it as "active and in progress".

"This is an isolated incident in the airport atrium. Any information reporting suspicious vehicles related to this incident is FALSE," police said. Orlando. "We are working closely with our partners, @TSA and @MCO, to restore the usual activities of the airport, and we ask you to be patient with the airport staff at this time. that he is facing this tragic incident … "

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