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1 shot after officer-involved shooting in Northwest DC, police say – WTOP News
A person was shot by a police officer after displaying a firearm on Monday night in Penn Quarter, according to D.C. police.
A person was shot by a police officer after displaying a firearm on Monday night in the Penn Quarter neighborhood, according to D.C. police.
Executive Assistant Chief of Police Jeffery Carroll said during a press conference that the shooting took place around 8:30 p.m. in the area of F Street NW, near Capital One Arena.
Carroll outlined how police patrolling the area had tried to stop a male in a vehicle because they believed he was armed. As officers shouted instructions, the individual “took off running.”
While police were trying to stop him, he displayed a firearm.
A police officer then shot the male. He was immediately placed under arrest and given medical aid, according to Carroll. He said the injured individual is in stable condition at a nearby hospital.
The officer that was involved has been placed on administrative leave, following police protocol.
D.C. police did not confirm the age of the injured male and are still investigating if he had a concealed carry license in the District. Carroll said police would be reviewing camera footage of the shooting and interviewing witnesses.
Police are asking anyone who has information about the shooting to please contact their information center at 202-727-9099.
Below is a map of where the shooting took place.
WASHINGTON (7News) — Thousands of bikers will ride from the Pentagon through Washington, D.C., on Sunday as part of the annual Rolling to Remember motorcycle ride.
Riders from across the country are gathering in the capital to participate in this tradition, putting in hundreds of miles on the road to ride in the memorial.
TRAFFIC ALERT | Road closures for 2025 Rolling to Remember motorcycle demonstration in DC
Many bikers arrived in D.C. on Saturday and started the weekend-long get-together with the Blessing of the Bikes at Washington National Cathedral. On Sunday, they’ll mount up to travel a designated route from the Pentagon through the National Mall.
WASHINGTON – D.C. police are investigating after three people were found shot in Southeast D.C. Friday night.
What we know:
Police say the call came in at 10:58 p.m. Officers responded to the 4200 block of 4th Street, SE, for a report of a shooting.
When they arrived at the scene, police found three victims—two adult males who were not conscious and not breathing, and one adult male who is conscious and breathing.
What we don’t know:
It’s not yet known just how serious the men’s injuries are but police did tell FOX 5 that homicide units have been called the scene.
At this time, police are looking for a black vehicle with tinted windows in connection to the shooting. No description of any suspect(s) has been provided at this time.
This is a developing story. Check back with FOX 5 for updates.
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