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A woman fatally shot by officers while wearing a special police officer uniform in Northwest D.C. had reportedly been experiencing a mental health crisis less...

Authorities have identified the man who was shot and killed by U.S. Secret Service officers this past week at the Washington residence of Peru’s ambassador to the United States

Authorities say a man was shot in the District across from Nationals Park Wednesday by a person they say fled the scene in a black SUV.

D.C. Police Chief Robert Contee said the sniper who sprayed bullets across the Van Ness neighborhood in Northwest Washington on Friday had his sights on a nearby private school, firing more than 200 bullets out his apartment window, with about 800 unspent rounds in his residence.

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Washington, D.C. “sniper” shooting suspect Raymond Spencer fired more than 200 rounds from a fifth-floor apartment on Van Ness and had set up a camera in the hallway to watch approaching officers before committing suicide while cops breached the door barricaded by a refrigerator, police said.

D.C. Police Chief Robert Contee said while police don’t know the motive, they do know over 200 rounds were fired Friday from the fifth floor of a Van Ness St. NW apartment building where 23-year-old Raymond Spencer lived.

After a weekend that saw several people injured in separate shootings across D.C., including a “sniper-type setup” that sent the Van Ness area to shelter in place Friday, the mayor and the police chief unveiled a partnership with local and federal law enforcement called the Violent Crime Impact Team.

People who violate federal law and take the lives of children should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law, and government officials should not destroy key evidence to avoid oversight and