DC National Guard members shot near White House
Two National Guard members were shot near the Farragut West Metro station in Washington, D.C., close to the White House. The conditions of the injured troops and details about the shooter remain unknown. Secret Service and Metropolitan Police Department officers were present at the scene, which was secured, and authorities advised people to avoid the area. The incident occurred amid ongoing National Guard deployment in D.C., which has been directed by President Donald Trump for several weeks. The situation is developing, and further updates are expected.
Two National Guard troops shot outside of Farragut West Metro station in DC
Two National Guard members have been shot by a Metro station near the White House in Washington.
The conditions of the troops shot by the Farragut West Metro station are not known. Details of the shooter are not known.
Secret Service members were on the scene at Farragut West.
“Critical Incident: MPD is on the scene of a shooting at 17th and I Street, NW,” the Metropolitan Police Department wrote on X. “Please avoid the area. Updates to come.”
“Please avoid the area as MPD and our partners work to secure the scene,” it added.
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