Multiple people, including a police officer, were injured in a shooting in Washington, D.C., Sunday night, officials said.
took place near 14th and U streets Northwest, in a popular area filled with stores, restaurants and bars.a 15-year-old boy has died after being shot, and three adults were injured.
The area played host to"Moechella," a free concert celebrating Juneteenth, on Sunday. D.C. police had reported an earlier, separate incident at the concert, when a fight was broken up, authorities said. Shortly after that, there was a secondary incident, police said, during which"people started to scatter" and some were"being trampled." The MPD shut down the concert because it appeared it was"unsafe," police said.The two adult victims and the police officer are recovering at an area hospital, police said.that one of its members had been shot, was transported to the hospital"and is in stable condition."it was assisting the MPD.This is a developing story.
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