Police tape on the scene the place Secret Service officers say shot a person close to the White Home. Washington D.C., seventeenth and F St NW, Mar. 9 2025.
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A person who was brandishing a firearm in Washington, D.C., was shot by Secret Service officers close to the White Home on Sunday morning, the Secret Service mentioned.
The person, who is assumed to have travelled from Indiana, had been flagged to the Secret Service by native police as a possible suicide danger, in response to the company. Officers got here throughout the person’s automotive, and located him close by with a firearm, when an armed confrontation ensued, the Secret Service mentioned.
The person was transported to a close-by hospital, and his situation is thus far unknown. No Secret Service personnel are thought to have been harmed.
President Donald Trump was at his house in Mar-a-Lago, Florida, on the time of the taking pictures, which occurred only one block away from the White Home.
The White Home in Washington, Tuesday, Nov. 18,2008.
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The complete assertion by the Secret Service is under:
“On Sunday March ninth, an grownup male was shot by U.S. Secret Service personnel following an armed confrontation with regulation enforcement in Washington DC.
Earlier on Saturday, native police shared details about a suicidal particular person who could also be touring to Washington DC from Indiana. Round midnight, members of the Secret Service encountered the person’s parked car close to seventeenth and F Streets, NW. Additionally they noticed a person on foot matching the outline close by.
As officers approached, the person brandished a firearm and an armed confrontation ensued, throughout which photographs had been fired by our personnel.
The suspect was transported to an space hospital and his situation is unknown. There have been no reported accidents to Secret Service personnel.
The incident is beneath investigation by the Metropolitan Police Division Inner Affairs Division’s Drive Investigations Workforce, which investigates all regulation enforcement officer concerned shootings within the District of Columbia.”