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    Washington: Mass shooting leaves 3 dead, 2 injured
    US: Mass shooting in Washington DC leaves 3 dead, 2 injured

    Washington: Mass shooting leaves 3 dead, 2 injured

    By Snehadri Sarkar
    Aug 06, 2023
    10:55 am

    What's the story

    At least three people died, while two others sustained serious injuries in a mass shooting incident in Washington, DC, of the United States (US) on Saturday evening (local time).

    As per the DC Police Department, gunshots were heard in the 1600 Block of Good Hope Road, Southeast, at around 8:00pm, and the victims included four males and one female.

    Details

    Police provide details on victims of Washington shooting incident

    According to the news outlet WUSA9, the police revealed that three people, including two men and one woman, were pronounced dead at the scene of the crime.

    Two other men injured in the mass shooting incident were shifted to nearby hospitals for treatment, they added.

    While the cops have yet to make any arrests in the matter, a probe is underway.

    Twitter Post

    Visuals from mass shooting spot in Washington

    #BREAKING: Three people were killed in a mass shooting in Washington, DC.

    It happened around 8 p.m. in the district's southeast corner.

    Five adults were injured, four of whom were men and one of whom was a woman. Three people died at the scene, and two others were… pic.twitter.com/8BGO2fnLZc

    — EvoCentral (@evocentralnews) August 6, 2023

    More details

    DC Police chief calls incident 'senseless act of violence'

    Addressing the media, DC Police Department Acting Chief Pamela A Smith expressed her thoughts on the incident and called it a "senseless act of violence."

    The top cop also emphasized the need to put a stop to gun violence and urged the general public to come forward with any information that they have regarding the latest shooting incident.

    Know more

    This gun violence has to stop: DC police chief

    "Let me be clear, this gun violence has to stop. It is incredibly frustrating. We know that someone in the community knows what is happening," the acting police chief stated.

    "Please reach out and provide us with any information that you can in order to ensure our citizens and residents are safe in their communities," she added.

    Twitter Post

    You can watch Smith's full media address here

    Acting Chief Pamela Smith provides an update on the shooting in the 1600 block of Good Hope Road, Southeast. pic.twitter.com/iucc1uIWCT

    — DC Police Department (@DCPoliceDept) August 6, 2023

    Further information

    Washington recorded more than 200 homicides in 2022: Police

    According to the Metropolitan Police Department data, 203 homicide incidents took place in Washington, DC, in 2022.

    Though it marked a 7% decrease in such incidents compared to 2021, it still was the first time since 2002-03 that more than 200 homicides were recorded in Washington in consecutive years.

    As per ABC News, Washington reported 226 homicides in 2021 and 198 in 2020.

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