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Just caught that, too. Local station reporting on it. One officer injured? Chase from the White House, then gunfire near the Senate . . .
Very fast moving situation.
Been repeated on many television channels - try CNN, of course, if you want blow-by-blow reporting (too fast for the Internet to keep up.)
Quite a lot more been reported - too much to type.
Getting word of a driver in a car chase, possibly near the White House, driver gets out, fires a few shots, and is shot in return by Capitol Police. Supposedly, she rammed though a gate on Pennsylvania Avenue by the White House. Apparently, one officer was wounded. Hearing varying stories on whether (or how) she was killed or not.
* This is all bits and pieces of information, may not be accurate as things pan out.
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I think this was actually an isolated (non-newsworthy) incident, but because of the present tense climate in Congress at the moment, and also because the Capitol Police were involved, it kind of made things more significant than they probably really are..
According to the latest reports, she was unarmed as no weapons were found on her or in her vehicle. The only shots fired were from the police. She is now dead.
I also heard the police are not in trouble for shooting her either.
So, the police who where stood next to her car looking through the windows chose not to shoot her when she was actually ramming the barriers, instead she is shot dead later because of a car chase? Seems an extreme way of immobilising a speeding car. Why not just shoot the tyres out?