ABC Reporter Takes Cover After Gunshots Ring Out at the White House
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When shots were fired near the White House on Saturday, a TV reporter was preparing for a post – and unintentionally took the shot. Another video also shows the action.
Viral video shows ABC reporter ducking for cover after gunfire near White House
ABC News correspondent Selina Wang dove for cover as a gunman opened fire at a Secret Service checkpoint near the White House while Trump was inside working on Iran peace talks.
White House correspondent reacts to gunshots fired nearby
ABC News Senior White House Correspondent Selina Wang posted her shocked reaction to hearing gunshots near the White House North Lawn. Secret Service officers shot and killed a person who the agency said approached a checkpoint near the White House and fired at them.
Suddenly, shots ring near the White House by Washington. Reporters randomly film the hectic scenes while Donald Trump is in the building.
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