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DC shooting: Gunman lay in wait before deadly Logan Circle attack; video captured ambush, police say
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The suspected gunman in Thursday’s deadly shooting in Washington, D.C.'s Logan Circle neighborhood lay in wait inside a fitness center for nearly an hour before fatally shooting his building manager from behind without warning, police said. D.C. Interim Police Chief Jeffery W.
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One dead, at least 5 people injured in DC's Logan Circle mass shooting
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DC shooting: Gunman lay in wait before deadly Logan Circle attack; video captured ambush, police say
An active shooter is barricaded in an apartment building on a high floor of a residential building near Logan Circle in Washington, D.C., authorities said.
An active shooting situation near Logan Circle in Washington, D.C. has left multiple people injured, according to D.C. Metro Police and local officials. At least four people have been shot, according to the Associated Press.
Multiple people were shot at and near Vida Fitness in Washington, D.C.’s Logan Circle neighborhood, about a mile from the White House, prompting a major police response and calls for the public to avoid the area.
Police are holding a press conference in Washington, D.C., about the shooting that killed one person and injured at least four others Thursday morning. A D.C. active alert reported that Metropolitan Police Department officers, including the Emergency Response Team, were on the scene of an active sho…
Police are responding to an active barricade situation in Logan Circle after one person was killed and four were injured Thursday morning, police say, prompting shelter-in-place warnings in one of D.C.'s busiest neighborhoods.
The suspect in a shooting in Washington, D.C., reportedly shot and killed himself Thursday morning after barricading himself in an apartment building. The over hour-long standoff with police occurred after […]
The suspect in a shooting in Washington, D.C., reportedly shot and killed himself Thursday morning after barricading himself in an apartment building. The over hour-long standoff with police occurred after the gunman allegedly shot at least five people, killing one, inside and in the vicinity of the…
A shooting in Washington, D.C.’s Logan Circle neighborhood Thursday morning left one person dead and four others wounded after a gunman shot someone inside a fitness center before barricading himself in a nearby apartment, where he later died after shooting himself.
Authorities are continuing their investigation after they say a local doctor fatally shot a property manager inside a Washington, D.C. gym and wounded four other people from his condo patio before dying by suicide, leaving the Logan Circle community in mourning. The shooting began around 8 a.m.
It took just minutes for a gunman to shoot five people and upend one of D.C.'s busiest neighborhoods. The big picture: Thursday morning's violence left one person dead in a Logan Circle gym and four others injured nearby. The gunman later shot himself, police said.
A 46-year-old property manager, gymgoer and Logan Circle resident is among the six people shot — and the only one killed — in Thursday morning’s deadly mass shooting, D.C. police said. That man, identified by police as James Stuart, was shot in the head inside the VIDA Fitness gym on 15th Street.
D.C. police have confirmed a sixth shooting victim linked to Thursday’s deadly attack in the Logan Circle neighborhood. Officials said an adult woman was wounded in the shooting, bringing the total number of people injured in the attack to five, in addition to one man who was killed.
The suspected gunman in Thursday’s deadly shooting in Washington, D.C.'s Logan Circle neighborhood lay in wait inside a fitness center for nearly an hour before fatally shooting his building manager from behind without warning, police said. D.C. Interim Police Chief Jeffery W.
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