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Gun Shots in Front of Capitol

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Straight from the CNN live update:

 

-- Police stopped a black vehicle near the White House.

 

-- Words were exchanged, the woman driver put the car in motion, and a chase began.

 

-- The chase ended near Capitol Hill.

 

-- The driver apparently was hit by gunfire.

 

-- The vehicle also contained a child.

 

The child appeared to be uninjured, according to the source and witnesses.

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Man....you've gotta have something screwy going on upstairs if you do something like that within arms reach of 6 armed police officers.....

 

....with a child in the car....

BREAKING NEWS...BREAKING NEWS...BREAKING NEWS...BREAKING NEWS

 

It has been determined that the Driver was Driving a Full Auto Black Glock AR-15 with high capacity gas tank and sawed off headers.

BREAKING NEWS...BREAKING NEWS...BREAKING NEWS...BREAKING NEWS

 

It has been determined that the Driver was Driving a Full Auto Black Glock AR-15 with high capacity gas tank and sawed off headers.

 

I heard those things can tack out at upwards of 9000 RPM.....

All shots fired, were fired by police according to CNN.

 

News outlets are now reporting that the suspect is dead.

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