Suspect in custody after 2 National Guard members shot near the White House, police say
Two West Virginia National Guard members died in a shooting near the White House; the suspect is in custody and was also wounded, officials said.
- Two National Guardsmen were shot blocks from the White House and later died from their injuries, as confirmed by West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey.
- The shooting occurred after gunfire erupted near Farragut Square, and a suspect has been arrested with severe injuries.
- U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem stated that her department is working with local law enforcement on the investigation.
- Donald Trump condemned the shooting and expressed solidarity with the Guardsmen.
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