Man 'carrying long gun' shot by DC police, another man dead after shooting in Northeast, chief says
D.C. police are investigating after two men were shot in Northeast on Friday evening – one of the men has died and the other was shot by an officer.
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D.C. police are investigating after two men were shot in Northeast on Friday evening – one of the men has died and the other was shot by an officer.
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