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2 National Guard members shot in D.C. near White House

Suspect identified as 2 National Guard members remain in critical condition after targeted shooting near White House

Several people were shot in Washington, DC, on Wednesday, including at least one member of the US National Guard, according to a source familiar with the early reports.

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2 National Guard members shot near the White House

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Two National Guard members 'critical' after shooting in DC: updates

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Two National Guard members in critical condition after shooting near White House

Two National Guard soldiers are critically injured after being gunned down in Washington DC, less than two blocks from the White House, in what the city's mayor called a "targeted shooting".

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Two National Guard members shot near the White House

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Two National Guard Members In Critical Condition, Suspect In Custody After Washington, D.C. Shooting

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Two National Guard troops shot near the White House in Washington

The shootings occurred near the Farragut West metro station, two blocks from the White House in the downtown area of the US capital.

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Two National Guardsmen in critical condition after targeted shooting near White House

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What we know after two National Guardsmen shot in D.C. ambush attack

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