Washington Navy Yard on Lockdown After Police Respond to Report of Shooter
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The Washington Navy Yard was the site of a 2013 shooting that left a dozen people dead. Photo: Screenshot.
The Washington Navy Yard was on lockdown Thursday as police responded to a report of a shooter at the facility, authorities said.
The call came in about 7:40 a.m. and police immediately flooded the area — scene of a 2013 shooting that left a dozen people dead. Few details were immediately available on the latest report.
Read full story at The Washington Post.
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