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5 injured in shooting near White House in Washington, suspect still at large

The suspect remained at large, while the exact locations of the shootings were unclear, police department spokesperson Nicole Deaner said.

Published on: Nov 12, 2026, 20:15:00 IST
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Five people were shot in Washington, DC’s Logan circle neighbourhood early Thursday, police said, as officers responded to reports of shootings at multiple locations.

Multiple law enforcement agencies respond to a shooting in Logan Circle on November 12, 2026 in Washington, DC. Police found multiple people injured when responding to an active shooter situation in the Northwest area of DC. (Getty Images via AFP)
Multiple law enforcement agencies respond to a shooting in Logan Circle on November 12, 2026 in Washington, DC. Police found multiple people injured when responding to an active shooter situation in the Northwest area of DC. (Getty Images via AFP)

The suspect remained at large, while the exact locations of the shootings were unclear, police department spokesperson Nicole Deaner said.

The shootings were reported in Logan circle, a neighbourhood located about a mile north of the White House. No further details were immediately available, police Officer Nathan Clarke said.

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