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   Police in Washington, D.C., late Thursday appealed for the   
   public’s help in identifying the suspects seen fleeing in a   
   getaway car after allegedly opening fire on a bustling street   
   about one mile away from the White House.   
      
   The Metropolitan Police Department said it obtained video   
   footage that showed the suspects jumping into an "older black   
   sedan" and speeding off. The shooting occurred at about 8:20   
   p.m. in the area of 14th and Riggs Street, Northwest. Witnesses   
   said they heard about 20 gunshots and two men were injured.   
      
   The scene was chaotic and the sound of gunfire sent a crowd   
   running. Police arrived at the scene and found two men with   
   gunshot wounds. They were both breathing and conscious. They   
   were treated for non-life-threatening injuries. A source told   
   Fox 5 DC that one victim was hit in the arm and the other in the   
   chest. The report said one victim appeared to be targeted and   
   the other could be a bystander.   
      
   FORMER DC RESIDENT SPEAKS OUT ABOUT RISE IN CRIME IN CITY   
      
   Police announced a $10,000 reward for anyone who provides   
   information that leads to a conviction.   
      
   DC POLICE PUT OFFICERS ON BIKES TO PATROL HIGH-CRIME AREAS   
      
   The shooting underscores a troubling rise in crime in the   
   district. A reporter for WUSA said a man was killed three weeks   
   ago during a walk with his wife a block away from Thursday's   
   crime scene.   
      
   The city is grappling with a spike in gun violence that was   
   amplified last weekend when a 6-year-old girl was killed and   
   shots rang out outside Nationals Park. Five others were wounded.   
      
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   As of Thursday, there had been 106 homicides, one higher than at   
   the time frame last year, according to police data. In an effort   
   to crack down on the violence. Mayor Muriel Bowser this week   
   directed the police department to use any overtime necessary to   
   address public safety.   
      
   Marinos Marinos, a representative for the D.C. Police Union,   
   told Fox News earlier this week, "I think everybody is   
   [concerned with crime]. I think the mayor's concerned with the   
   crime rate. I think management with MPD is concerned about the   
   crime rate. And I can speak for the rank-and-file of the [MPD],   
   and we are very concerned about the crime rate."   
      
   Fox News' Louis Casiano and Audrey Conklin contributed to this   
   report   
      
   https://www.foxnews.com/us/dc-shooting-police-release-footage-of-   
   suspects-fleeing-after-brazen-shooting   
      
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