National Guard member and suspect shot in Washington, D.C., police say

Left-leaning outlets report that a National Guardsman was injured in a shooting in Washington, D.C., and that the suspect was also shot. Citing D.C. police, they say the guardsman's injury was not life-threatening. Other outlets agree that two people were wounded. They add that the guardsman was shot while trying to break up a fight, and that Guard members returned fire. One report says the shooting happened at about 11:10 p.m. Sunday, with seven or eight people involved in the fight, and that police spoke about it on Monday. Another places it in Southeast D.C.

Police say three Guard members fired their weapons, and investigators do not yet know which of them hit the armed man who was arrested. Right-leaning coverage says the suspect allegedly opened fire during a confrontation and cites the police chief. The articles do not give the identities of those involved, details of the charges or what happens next in the investigation. The sides differ mainly in emphasis: injury severity, the unresolved question of whose round struck the suspect, or the sequence of the fight, the gunfire and the response.