Summary
Two National Guard troops from West Virginia were shot and killed near the White House in Washington, DC. The motive is not known yet, and one suspect has been arrested. President Trump and other officials are involved in the response and investigation.
Key Facts
- Two West Virginia National Guard members were killed in a shooting near the White House.
- The incident took place in Washington, DC, and is currently under investigation.
- West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey confirmed the deaths and expressed sorrow.
- One suspect has been arrested, and local police have secured the area.
- President Donald Trump vowed that the perpetrator would face severe consequences.
- The motive behind the shooting has not been identified.
- The shooting occurred amidst discussions about the deployment of federal troops in Washington, DC.
- President Trump deployed troops to combat crime in DC, but a judge suspended this order; however, the suspension is temporarily paused to allow for an appeal.
