DC National Guard Shooting
A shooting incident involving National Guard members occurred in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, near the White House.
Here are the key details reported:
Victims: Two members of the West Virginia National Guard were shot. The state's Governor, Patrick Morrisey, initially confirmed their deaths, though some subsequent reports cited conflicting information regarding their condition.
Location: The shooting took place near the intersection of 17th and H/I Streets NW, which is roughly two blocks from the White House and near the Farragut West metro station.
Suspect: A suspect was also shot and is in custody. The suspect's injuries were not initially believed to be life-threatening.
Response: Emergency medical responders transported all three individuals (the two National Guard members and the suspect) to a hospital. Multiple law enforcement agencies, including the Metropolitan Police Department, Secret Service, and ATF, responded to the scene.
The National Guard members were part of a deployment to Washington, D.C., which had been ordered earlier that year as part of a federal effort to address crime and other issues.
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Here are the key details reported:
Victims: Two members of the West Virginia National Guard were shot. The state's Governor, Patrick Morrisey, initially confirmed their deaths, though some subsequent reports cited conflicting information regarding their condition.
Location: The shooting took place near the intersection of 17th and H/I Streets NW, which is roughly two blocks from the White House and near the Farragut West metro station.
Suspect: A suspect was also shot and is in custody. The suspect's injuries were not initially believed to be life-threatening.
Response: Emergency medical responders transported all three individuals (the two National Guard members and the suspect) to a hospital. Multiple law enforcement agencies, including the Metropolitan Police Department, Secret Service, and ATF, responded to the scene.
The National Guard members were part of a deployment to Washington, D.C., which had been ordered earlier that year as part of a federal effort to address crime and other issues.
Would you like to search for the latest updates on the condition of the National Guard members or the ongoing investigation into the shooting?