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   From: loose-nuts@dnc.org   
      
   A woman in a vehicle tried to ram a police cruiser on the U.S.   
   Capitol grounds Wednesday morning and shots were fired during   
   the incident, police said. They said no one was shot and a   
   suspect is in custody.   
      
   The incident started at 9:30 a.m. when calls came in for shots   
   fired outside the Rayburn office building. A U.S. Capitol Police   
   spokeswoman said the female driver tried to ram a U.S. Capitol   
   Police cruiser and tried to run over several other officers.   
   U.S. Capitol police officers pursued the person on foot.   
      
   By 9:45 a.m., the suspect was in police custody. The person was   
   caught near the U.S. Botanic Garden, according to D.C. police.   
      
   Eva Malecki, the communications director for the U.S. Capitol   
   Police, said at a press conference that the shots were fired in   
   the process of an arrest. It was not clear who had fired the   
   shots and Malecki did not specify.   
      
   “During the attempt to arrest the suspect shots were fired,”   
   Malecki said. She said an investigation is underway.   
      
   “Although preliminary,” she said, the incident “appears to be   
   criminal with no nexus to terrorism.” She said the U.S. Capitol   
   remains open. She also said there is “no sense of motive.”   
      
   The incident started when authorities saw a vehicle driving   
   erratically along Independence Avenue and they tried to stop it.   
   The driver made a U turn and nearly struck some officers.   
      
   https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/shots-fired-   
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