"Although the incident remains under investigation, initial reports indicate it was a Halloween costume," officials said in a Facebook post, which circulated on social media before it apparently was deleted.

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"The Fort Bragg Garrison Commander wants the community to have a safe and fun Halloween; however, costumes of this sort are not allowed on Fort Bragg," the statement continued, according to WTVD. "All costumes should be appropriate in dress and tasteful."